Neidpath Inn

Built as a private house in Mid-Victorian times, it was converted into a pub in 1910. A passage with a fielded panelled dado runs from the front left door to the rear where there is a modern lounge. On the right, the L-shaped public bar has a mirrored gantry added in 1910 with two main bays and a walkway for staff in the centre. The old bar counter has match strikers along the front and an old (no longer working) 'Alan & Bogle, Glasgow' water tap on the bar, but it has lost its trough along the base. There is a good wood surround and brick fireplace with a bevelled mirror in the mantelpiece. A small snug on the left has disappeared.