What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Allanside House This unusual house was used from the late 18th century as a chapel by a Presbyterian sect called the Auld Licht. The large windows on the riverside were to light the meeting room. Part of the building was removed in the 1950's to widen Millrow
The Auld Licht were a conservative Presbyterian sect active from the late 18th century who used Allanside House as their chapel, emphasizing their commitment to traditional Calvinist doctrines.
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