Ewart Library in Dumfries is to undergo major maintenance work over the new few months.
The stain glass window, situated to the rear of the original building, will be removed and restored by a specialist.
Damaged sandstone mullions will also be replaced, while polycarbonate roof lights will be removed.
Periods of full and partial facility closure will be implemented during the project.
The works are scheduled for completion by Friday 15 March.
(CM/JG)
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16/01/2019
Ewart Library In Dumfries To Undergo Major Maintenance Works


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