Basic Biographical Details

Name: Andrew David Haxton
Designation:  
Born: 10 April 1878
Died: 18 January 1961
Bio Notes: Andrew David Haxton was born in Glasgow on 10 April 1878, the son of Andrew Haxton, grocer, St Andrews, and his wife, Jessie Thomson. He was educated at Madras College and in November 1893 he was articled to Gillespie & Scott in St Andrews, remaining with them for one-and-a-half years as an assistant after completing his apprenticeship. During that time he took art classes with the painter and teacher Robert Smeaton Douglas, then based at Madras College in St Andrews, and registered under the South Kensington Science and Art code, securing most of the advance certificates. He also and won prizes for measured drawing from the Dundee Institute of Architects. He moved to Harrogate as assistant to Thomas Edward Marshall in 1900, and later in the same year moved to Glasgow as assistant to Thomson & Sandilands, studying at the Royal Technical College. In the following year he returned to Gillespie & Scott's office in St Andrews as chief assistant, and he remained there until he commenced practice on his own account in 1907, in partnership with a younger friend and colleague in Gillespie & Scott's office, William Walker (born 1881).

The partnership of Haxton & Walker was based in Leven at 3 High Street, Walker having won the competition for a commercial block there. Both partners were admitted LRIBA on 24 June 1912, proposed by William Fleming Wilkie and the Dundee Institute of Architects.

Walker enlisted at the beginning of the First World War and having initially been stationed at Cupar and at Lundin Links, he was subsequently posted to India, from where he was invalided home, having reached the rank of Captain: he was usually known thereafter as Captain Walker. He was not well enough to resume the Leven partnership, but he married Jenny Reid McCririck of St Andrews and continued to practise from their home at 81 North Street, St Andrews whilst being cared for by her. He was elected FRIBA in January 1921, his proposers being William Williamson, William Fleming Wilkie and John Wilson. His nomination papers state that he was architect to the Commissioners of the Burghs of Pittenweem and Crail and the District of Cupar, and that he acted as expert advisor to Fife County Council on the erection of a sanatorium, although it is unclear to which sanatorium this applies. He died at home in February 1923, his practice being wound up by Thoms & Wilkie who sent Frank Pride to St Andrews to take charge of it.

Haxton thereafter continued to practise alone. In 1919 he was a successful competitor in the local Government Board competition for working class housing designs. This resulted in his being commissioned jointly with Alexander Dewar to design Leven's Scoonie housing estate, the success of which brought a further seven similar commissions within the next two years. Apart from council housing, his practice consisted mainly of co-operative society premises, industrial housing and cinemas, in which his firm had specialised from 1914 onwards, most of them accomplished Art Deco. He was President of the Dundee Institute of Architects in 1936-38 and again in 1943, and was elected FRIBA on 18 April 1944, his proposers being Charles Geddes Soutar, Patrick Hill Thoms and John Donald Mills.

Haxton took Adam Elliot Watson (born 1908) into partnership c.1945. Watson was a product of Glasgow School of Architecture and Wright & Wylie's office, and had spent the war in London on factory work.

Haxton retired in 1950 to the large semi-detached house he had designed with Frank Pride: The Pines, 13 (now 28) Buchanan Gardens in St Andrews. At least in later years he did not travel abroad, holidays being regularly taken at Pine Trees Hotel, Pitlochry. In person he was just below average height, very slim and neat with specially tailored clothes which he had probably designed himself, the trousers invariably being plus-twos, probably because he found conventional trousers unsuitable for site work. He was a vegetarian and his manner was very precise, with only a rare hint of wry humour. The virtues of Esperanto as an international language were extolled in a very measured way and he had radical political views, particularly in respect of the ownership of land - a subject on which he could become surprisingly heated, probably as a result of difficulty in obtaining sites for clients.

Haxton died on 18 January 1961 at Cameron Hospital, Windygates, survived by his wife, Helen Todd Neilson.

Private and Business Addresses

The following private or business addresses are associated with this :
 AddressTypeDate fromDate toNotes
Item 1 of 53, High Street, Leven, Fife, ScotlandBusiness1907Before 1931 
Item 2 of 5St Rule, Church Road, Leven, Fife, ScotlandPrivateBefore 1912After 1944 
Item 3 of 5Commercial Road, Leven, Fife, ScotlandBusinessBefore 1931After 1944 
Item 4 of 5The Pines/13 (now 28), Buchanan Gardens, St Andrews, Fife, ScotlandPrivate1950 *  
Item 5 of 55, Scoonie Place, Leven, Fife, ScotlandBusinessBefore 1950After 1955 

* earliest date known from documented sources.

Employment and Training

Employers

The following individuals or organisations employed or trained this (click on an item to view details):
 NameDate fromDate toPositionNotes
Item 1 of 7Gillespie & ScottNovember 18931898Apprentice 
Item 2 of 7Gillespie & Scott1898Early 1900Assistant 
Item 3 of 7Thomas Edward Marshall19001901Assistant 
Item 4 of 7Thomson & Sandilands19011902Assistant 
Item 5 of 7Gillespie & Scott19021907Chief Assistant 
Item 6 of 7Haxton & Walker1907c. 1914Partner 
Item 7 of 7Haxton & Watson19451950Partner 

Employees or Pupils

The following individuals were employed or trained by this (click on an item to view details):
 NameDate fromDate toPositionNotes
Item 1 of 6Lawrence Anderson RollandFebruary 19191922Draughtsman 
Item 2 of 6John Harold HaywardMay 1919December 1919Assistant 
Item 3 of 6George Thomson19231929Apprentice 
Item 4 of 6William Mollison1924Before 1929Assistant 
Item 5 of 6Francis O'Hara19351936Chief Assistant 
Item 6 of 6Francis O'Hara19381939Chief Assistant 

RIBA

RIBA Proposers

The following individuals proposed this for RIBA membership (click on an item to view details):
 NameDate proposedNotes
Item 1 of 4John Donald Mills18 April 1944for Fellowship
Item 2 of 4Charles Geddes Soutar18 April 1944for Fellowship
Item 3 of 4Patrick Hill Thoms18 April 1944for Fellowship
Item 4 of 4William Fleming Wilkie24 June 1912for Licentiateship - as President of the Dundee Institute of Architects

RIBA Proposals

This proposed the following individuals for RIBA membership (click on an item to view details):
 NameDate proposedNotes
Item 1 of 4William Murray Jack15 January 1946For Associateship
Item 2 of 4Frank PrideApril 1957For Fellowship
Item 3 of 4Robert Raeburn24 June 1947For Associateship
Item 4 of 4Lawrence Anderson Rolland10 January 1956For Fellowship

Buildings and Designs

This was involved with the following buildings or structures from the date specified (click on an item to view details):
 Date startedBuilding nameTown, district or villageIslandCity or countyCountryNotes
Item 1 of 222 102 High StreetLanark LanarkshireScotlandUndated details of approved sight lines in Haxton & Watson collection
Item 2 of 222 Queenslie Primary SchoolCarntyne/Robroyston/Easterhous GlasgowScotlandUndated plans in Haxton & Watson collection
Item 3 of 222 Woodlands, Leven RoadLundin Links FifeScotlandUndated ground-floor plan.
Item 4 of 2221896Methil Co-operative Society Premises, Harbour WyndMethil FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 5 of 222c. 1899Stobhill HospitalSpringburn GlasgowScotlandSecond premiated competition design (£150 premium), but awarded commission - as assistant to Thomson & Sandilands
Item 6 of 2221900 or 1901Home for IncurablesHarrogate YorkshireEnglandAs assistant to Thomas Edward Marshall
Item 7 of 222190242-42 High StreetAuchtermuchty FifeScotland 
Item 8 of 2221903University of St Andrews, Chemical LaboratorySt Andrews FifeScotlandAs assistant to Gillespie & Scott
Item 9 of 2221904University of St Andrews, St Salvator's CollegeSt Andrews FifeScotlandSouthern extension of east range - as chief assistant to Gillespie & Scott
Item 10 of 222c. 1905Kirkcaldy High School, Technical and Elementary SchoolsKirkcaldy FifeScotlandChemistry laboratory
Item 11 of 2221907(?)Leven Infant SchoolLeven FifeScotland 
Item 12 of 222After 1907Church HallsElie FifeScotland 
Item 13 of 222After 1907Golf ClubhouseElie FifeScotland 
Item 14 of 222After 1907House for Mr F T WallaceLeven FifeScotland 
Item 15 of 222After 1907House for Mrs BuntireLeven FifeScotland 
Item 16 of 222After 1907Leven Town HallLeven FifeScotlandDecoration
Item 17 of 222After 1907Markinch Parish OfficesMarkinch FifeScotland 
Item 18 of 222After 1907Methil Co-operative Society PremisesMethil FifeScotland 
Item 19 of 222After 1907Pittenweem Town HallPittenweem FifeScotland 
Item 20 of 222After 1907Public HouseWindygates FifeScotland 
Item 21 of 2221908(?)GothenburgDenbeath FifeScotland 
Item 22 of 2221908Leven Public SchoolLeven FifeScotlandReconstruction
Item 23 of 2221908Methil Co-operative Society Premises, Wellesley RoadMethil FifeScotlandExtension
Item 24 of 2221908Parkhill Public SchoolLeven FifeScotland 
Item 25 of 2221909Methil Co-operative Society Premises, Wellesley RoadMethil FifeScotlandShop and workshops
Item 26 of 2221909Shepherds Hall and housesWindygates FifeScotlandPlans dated - the distinct roles of George Charles Campbell and A D Haxton/Haxton & Walker on these building are unclear - perhaps the Haxton plans were a competition design?
Item 27 of 222c. 1909Methil Co-operative Society PremisesWemyss FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 28 of 2221910Kirkton of Largo SchoolUpper Largo FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 29 of 2221910Leven Public SchoolLeven FifeScotlandAdditions
Item 30 of 2221910Lundin Mill Primary SchoolLundin Links FifeScotland 
Item 31 of 222c. 1910Buckhaven Co-operative Society premisesBuckhaven FifeScotland 
Item 32 of 222c. 1910Dairsie SchoolDairsie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 33 of 222c. 1910Mr McRuvie's house and chemist's shopDenbeath FifeScotland 
Item 34 of 222c. 1910SchoolLower Largo FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 35 of 222c. 1910St David's Church HallLower Largo FifeScotlandInternal work - several different phases?
Item 36 of 222c. 1910St Monance Town HallSt Monans/St Monance FifeScotlandSketch plans and elevations (purpose unclear).
Item 37 of 222191150-52 Hepburn GardensSt Andrews FifeScotland 
Item 38 of 2221911(?)Fife and Kinross District AsylumSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotlandNew block (cost: £19,000; contractor: G Good & Co)
Item 39 of 222After 1911(?)Balgonie Colliery Company Ltd housing, Lady Nina SquareCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAlterations to Blocks P, Q and R?
Item 40 of 222c. 1911Public Elementary SchoolPittenweem FifeScotlandPlans dated - east extension (to existing school?) and new school
Item 41 of 2221913Social housingRosyth FifeScotland 
Item 42 of 222After 1913Lady Nina CottagesCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 43 of 222c. 1913St Monance SchoolSt Monans/St Monance FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 44 of 2221914Picture HouseBuckhaven FifeScotland 
Item 45 of 2221914 or 1915Globe Electric TheatreBuckhaven FifeScotland 
Item 46 of 2221915CinemaEast Wemyss FifeScotland 
Item 47 of 2221915Methil Co-operative Society Premises, Wellesley RoadMethil FifeScotlandFurther alterations and extensions
Item 48 of 2221915Proposed cemeterySt Monans/St Monance FifeScotlandSite plans and section showing ground levels.
Item 49 of 2221919Bowling Green and Clubhouse, ScoonieLeven FifeScotland 
Item 50 of 2221919Kilconquhar Mains, farm cottagesKilconquhar FifeScotlandAlterations and additions.
Item 51 of 2221919Social housing and slum clearance, Glenburn RoadAnstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 52 of 2221919Social housing for the Burgh of Leven, Scoonie siteLeven FifeScotlandBegun in association with Alexander C Dewar. Completed the development on own and later in partnership with Watson.
Item 53 of 2221919Social housing, Fowler PlaceAnstruther Easter / Cellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 54 of 222After 1919House for A Cumming EsqLeven FifeScotland 
Item 55 of 222After 1919House for A M Nicol EsqLeven FifeScotland 
Item 56 of 222After 1919House for Alex Stevenson EsqLeven FifeScotland 
Item 57 of 222After 1919Housing scheme(s) for Pittenweem Town CouncilPittenweem FifeScotland 
Item 58 of 222After 1919Social housing for Falkland Town CouncilFalkland FifeScotland 
Item 59 of 222c. 1919Housing for 'the working classes'     
Item 60 of 222c. 1919Masonic TempleBuckhaven and Methil FifeScotlandPlans in Haxton & Watson suggest that Haxton may have provided unexecuted designs for this church; or are these the plans by G C Campbell?
Item 61 of 2221920CinemaPittenweem FifeScotlandConversion of school into cinema
Item 62 of 2221920Housing for Balgonie Colliery Company Ltd, 39-45 Main StreetCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 63 of 2221920Housing scheme for Local Government BoardLeven FifeScotlandWorking with Alexander C Dewar
Item 64 of 2221920Housing scheme for Lochgelly Town Council, development no 2Lochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 65 of 2221920Kilconquhar House, South LodgeKilconquhar FifeScotland 
Item 66 of 222c. 1920Housing scheme(s) for Markinch Town CouncilMarkinch FifeScotland 
Item 67 of 222c. 1920Newburgh Congregational ChurchNewburgh FifeScotlandSketch plans and elevations - nature of work uncertain.
Item 68 of 222c. 1920Premises for the Reform Co-operative SocietyLeven FifeScotland 
Item 69 of 222c. 1920Social housing for the Burgh of CuparCupar FifeScotland 
Item 70 of 222c. 1920War memorial, Kinghorn Road and Cromwell RoadBurntisland FifeScotlandDesigns for 'proposed war memorial' - presumably this is the one that was indeed executed at this site?
Item 71 of 2221921Mayview, 45 Main StreetKilconquhar FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 72 of 2221921Social housing for the Burgh of Leven, Damhead ParkLeven FifeScotland 
Item 73 of 222c. 1921Housing for Balgonie Colliery Company Ltd, 21-24 Main StreetCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 74 of 2221922Social housing and slum clearance, Glenogil GardensAnstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 75 of 2221922Social housing, Ladywalk RoadAnstruther Easter FifeScotlandSlum clearance and layout of new housing
Item 76 of 2221922Social housing, Mountfleurie siteLeven FifeScotlandFeuing plans.
Item 77 of 222c. 1922Balgonie CollieryMarkinch FifeScotlandLocomotive shed.
Item 78 of 222c. 1922Social housing and slum clearance, Cards WyndAnstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 79 of 222c. 1922Social housing and slum clearance, Haddfoot Wynd Anstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 80 of 222192314-16 Main StreetMilton of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 81 of 2221923Carlow Memorial HallLeven FifeScotland 
Item 82 of 2221923First World War memorial, Bank StreetLochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 83 of 2221923Lochgelly Iron & Coal Company Ltd central officesLochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 84 of 2221923Miners' Welfare and War Memorial InstituteLochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 85 of 2221923National Bank of Scotland officesLeven FifeScotland 
Item 86 of 2221923St Andrew's Parish ChurchLochgelly FifeScotlandPlans showing proposed redecoration.
Item 87 of 2221923Ten houses for Lochgelly Town Council, Newton ParkLochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 88 of 2221923William Provan's houseCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations to bathroom and oriel windows.
Item 89 of 222After 1923House for G V Donaldson EsqLundin Links FifeScotland 
Item 90 of 222After 1923House for William MoscripLundin Links FifeScotland 
Item 91 of 2221924Anstruther Easter Town HallAnstruther Easter FifeScotlandAlterations and additions.
Item 92 of 2221924Forty houses for Lochgelly Iron and Coal Gas Co, Dundonald CollieryCardenden FifeScotland 
Item 93 of 2221924Queen Victoria Memorial HallCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAlterations to incorporate cinema (thought to be to this hall).
Item 94 of 2221924Social housing and slum clearance, BackdykesAnstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 95 of 222c. 1924Kirkcaldy High School, Technical and Elementary SchoolsKirkcaldy FifeScotlandTechnical School - unsuccessful entry?
Item 96 of 222c. 1924Social housing and slum clearance, St Ayles CrescentAnstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 97 of 2221925Four houses for Lochgelly Town CouncilLochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 98 of 2221925Kilrenny ManseKilrenny FifeScotlandAlterations including new drainage system.
Item 99 of 2221925Leven UP ChurchLeven FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations to church and manse.
Item 100 of 2221925Social housing and slum clearance, Kirk Wynd and School GreenAnstruther Easter FifeScotlandRedevelopment
Item 101 of 2221925St Andrew's Manse, 5 Forman RoadLeven FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 102 of 222c. 1925Imperial CinemaMethil FifeScotland 
Item 103 of 2221926Miners' Welfare InstituteMethil FifeScotland 
Item 104 of 2221926Six HousesMarkinch  Scotland 
Item 105 of 2221926Troxy CinemaLeven FifeScotland 
Item 106 of 2221927Cottages for Springfield AsylumSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotland 
Item 107 of 2221927Fife and Kinross District AsylumSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotlandInstitution for Fife & Kinross District Board of Control; home for 89 nurses; six attendants' houses (cost: c. £30,000)
Item 108 of 2221927Springfield HouseSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotlandPlans dated - for alterations/additions?
Item 109 of 222c. 1927Fishermen's Supply Stores, 16 Cards WyndAnstruther Easter FifeScotlandAlterations to gables etc.
Item 110 of 222c. 1927Premises for the Reform Co-operative Society, AberhillMethil FifeScotland 
Item 111 of 2221928Kinneil Colliery, social housingBo'ness / Borrowstouness West LothianScotland 
Item 112 of 222c. 1928Social housing and layout of Cunzie StreetAnstruther Easter FifeScotlandNew layout of road and social housing
Item 113 of 2221929Council Housing, MoathillCupar FifeScotlandAll phases of work
Item 114 of 2221929Stratheden Hospital Nurses' Home  FifeScotland 
Item 115 of 222c. 1929Dunfermline High SchoolDunfermline FifeScotlandCompetition drawings (for main school and ancillary buildings, eg janitor's house, sports pavilion etc)
Item 116 of 2221930Council Housing, WestfieldCupar FifeScotland10 houses and/or 10 bungalows
Item 117 of 2221930Fife and Kinross District AsylumSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotlandTwelve cottages
Item 118 of 2221930Kilconquhar HouseKilconquhar FifeScotlandAlterations - begun by Haxton alone, continued and completed by partnership.
Item 119 of 2221930Kilrenny Town HallCellardyke FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 120 of 2221930Social housing for the Burgh of Elie and Earlsferry, unidentified siteElie FifeScotland 
Item 121 of 2221930Social housing for the Burgh of Elie and Earlsferry, Woodside siteElie and Earlsferry FifeScotland 
Item 122 of 2221930Ten houses, Bishopgate, for Town CouncilCupar FifeScotlandAppointed as architect
Item 123 of 2221930Woodside Place and CrescentElie FifeScotland 
Item 124 of 222c. 1930Cinema for Mr Charles GrayArbroath AngusScotlandPlans not signed - maybe acquired from someone else?
Item 125 of 222c. 1930Montrose AsylumHillside, Montrose AngusScotlandAlterations?
Item 126 of 2221931Balbirnie Estate, Sandy Brae feuing planKennoway FifeScotlandBegun by Haxton alone, continued in partnership.
Item 127 of 2221931Bankhead Farm Cottages   ScotlandMay have been repsonsible - his address was Commercial Road, Leven.
Item 128 of 2221931Falkland Town HallFalkland FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 129 of 2221931King George V Memorial Sports GroundLeven FifeScotlandGates - with L A Rolland?
Item 130 of 2221932Council Housing, Kinloss EstateCupar FifeScotland 
Item 131 of 2221932Houses for Cupar Town CouncilCupar FifeScotland24 houses
Item 132 of 2221932Housing estate, Lomond Crescent for Falkland Town CoucilFalkland FifeScotland 
Item 133 of 2221932Housing scheme and slum clearanceKilrenny FifeScotland 
Item 134 of 2221932Housing scheme, Moor area siteLochgelly FifeScotland 
Item 135 of 2221932Premises for the Reform Co-operative Society, ShoreheadLeven FifeScotlandShelter at coal depot
Item 136 of 2221932Reform Co-operative Society premisesLeven FifeScotlandAlterations
Item 137 of 2221932Regal CinemaBathgate West LothianScotlandPlans provided - not executed
Item 138 of 2221932Social housing for the Burgh of Leven, Damhead ParkLeven FifeScotlandWith Charles Welch and A C Dewar
Item 139 of 2221933Fife and Kinross District AsylumSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotlandCentral kitchen and alterations (cost: £5,000)
Item 140 of 2221933Social housing for the Burgh of Elie and Earlsferry, Enfield siteElie and Earlsferry FifeScotland 
Item 141 of 222c. 1933Social housing and slum clearance, 2-6 George StreetCellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 142 of 222c. 1933Social housing and slum clearance, 32-36 John StreetCellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 143 of 222c. 1933Social housing and slum clearance, 40-42 James StreetCellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 144 of 222c. 1933Social housing and slum clearance, 44 George StreetCellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 145 of 222c. 1933Social housing and slum clearance, Urquhart WyndCellardyke FifeScotlandSocial housing and slum clearance
Item 146 of 222c. 1933Social housing and slum clearance, West Forth StreetCellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 147 of 2221934Council Housing, Skinner's Steps SiteCupar FifeScotlandPlans prepared for 52 houses (12 with two rooms, 40 with three rooms)
Item 148 of 2221934Fife and Kinross District AsylumSpringfield, Cupar FifeScotlandExtensions: new 100-bed treatment hospital and administrative accommodation (cost: c. £53,400), mortuary and chapel
Item 149 of 2221934Houses for Cupar Town CouncilCupar FifeScotland52 houses
Item 150 of 2221934Houses for Markinch Town Council, Croft siteMarkinch FifeScotlandTwenty-four houses
Item 151 of 2221934Housing for the Reform Co-operative Society, Glebe StreetLeven FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations
Item 152 of 2221934Housing for the Reform Co-operative Society, KirklandMethil FifeScotlandAlterations
Item 153 of 2221934Premises for the Dumbarton Equitable Co-operative SocietyDumbarton DunbartonshireScotland 
Item 154 of 2221934Premises for the Reform Co-operative SocietyLower Largo FifeScotland 
Item 155 of 2221934Reform Co-operative Society stableLeven FifeScotlandAlterations
Item 156 of 222c. 1934Premises for the Reform Co-operative SocietyAnstruther Easter FifeScotland 
Item 157 of 2221935Air raid shelters, East Forth StreetCellardyke FifeScotland 
Item 158 of 2221935Forty-eight houses at Skinner's CloseCupar FifeScotlandAppointed and layout approved
Item 159 of 2221935Houses for Leven Town CouncilLeven FifeScotland 
Item 160 of 2221936Balgonie Colliery Company Ltd housing, Lady Nina SquareCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations to Blocks S, T, U and V.
Item 161 of 2221936Chalmers Memorial Free ChurchAnstruther Easter FifeScotlandPlans for alterations dated (uncertain whether these were executed - perhaps job was taken over by Miller & Black?)
Item 162 of 2221936Houses for Markinch Town Council, Croft siteMarkinch FifeScotlandTwenty-two houses
Item 163 of 2221936Premises for the Leven Co-operative SocietyLeven FifeScotland 
Item 164 of 2221936Regal CinemaBroxburn West LothianScotland 
Item 165 of 2221936Social housing, Mountfleurie siteLeven FifeScotlandHousing designs in several stages - continued after Haxton's retirement.
Item 166 of 222c. 19366 School RoadCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 167 of 222c. 1936Cottages, 8-12 School RoadCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 168 of 222c. 1936Reform Co-operative Society Premises, Durie StreetLeven FifeScotland 
Item 169 of 2221937Ashgrove Housing DevelopmentMethilhill FifeScotland 
Item 170 of 2221937Housing for Balgonie Colliery Company Ltd, 1-11 Main StreetCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 171 of 2221937Housing for Balgonie Colliery Company Ltd, 49-53 Main StreetCoaltown of Balgonie FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations.
Item 172 of 2221937Kilconquhar Estate, chauffeur's cottageKilconquhar FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 173 of 2221937Kilconquhar House, Old LodgeKilconquhar FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 174 of 2221937Regal CinemaArmadale West LothianScotland 
Item 175 of 2221937Social housing for the Burgh of Leven, Damhead ParkLeven FifeScotlandJointly with L A Rolland
Item 176 of 2221938Balbirnie Estate, Dam Dyke FarmBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations and additions.
Item 177 of 2221938Balbirnie Estate, Pearson's Bank FarmBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations and additions.
Item 178 of 2221938Balbirnie Estate, Punnelneuch FarmBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations and additions.
Item 179 of 2221938Cinema HouseBathgate West LothianScotlandAlterations
Item 180 of 2221938Newton HallKennoway FifeScotlandAlterations - begun by Haxton, completed in partnership and continued by firm after his retirement.
Item 181 of 2221938Newton Hall Farm cottagesKennoway FifeScotlandAlterations - begun by Haxton alone, continued in partnership and completed after his retirement.
Item 182 of 2221938Newton Hall Farm, farmhouse, steading, cartshed and granaryKennoway FifeScotlandAlterations to farmhouse - begun by Haxton, completed in partnership and continued by firm after his retirement.
Item 183 of 2221938Regal CinemaWest Calder MidlothianScotland 
Item 184 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, Broomfield Farm cottage  FifeScotlandBegun by Haxton alone, completed by partnership after his retirement.
Item 185 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, Dams FarmhouseMarkinch FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 186 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, feuing plans for area around New InnBalbirnie Estate FifeScotland 
Item 187 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, Milldeans Farmhouse  FifeScotlandAlterations to farmhouse and steading.
Item 188 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, Newton Farm cottagesBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations - begun alone, completed in partnership.
Item 189 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, Newton Farm, dairyman's cottageBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations - begun by Haxton alone, completed in partnership.
Item 190 of 2221939Balbirnie Estate, Rameldry Mill CottageBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 191 of 2221939Damsfold CottageMarkinch FifeScotlandAlterations to cottage at Dams of Rameldrie, probably Damsfold Cottage.
Item 192 of 2221939Fourteen houses for Markinch Town CouncilMarkinch FifeScotland 
Item 193 of 2221939Houses for Falkland Burgh CouncilFalkland FifeScotland 
Item 194 of 2221943Primary SchoolThornton FifeScotlandTemporary school buildings - in conjunction with Ministry of Works and Scottish Education Department.
Item 195 of 222c. 1943Burntisland Primary SchoolBurntisland FifeScotlandTemporary school buildings.
Item 196 of 222c. 1943Denbeath Public SchoolBuckhaven and Methil FifeScotlandTemporary buildings - in conjunction with Ministry of Works and Scottish Education Department.
Item 197 of 222c. 1943Kinglassie Public SchoolKinglassie FifeScotlandTemporary buildings - in conjunction with Ministry of Works and Scottish Education Department.
Item 198 of 222c. 1943RC SchoolBuckhaven and Methil FifeScotlandTemporary buildings - in conjunction with Ministry of Works and Scottish Education Department.
Item 199 of 222c. 1943Wemyss Public SchoolEast Wemyss FifeScotlandTemporary buildings - in conjunction with the Ministry of Works and the Scottish Education Department.
Item 200 of 2221944Balbirnie Estate, Dalginch CottagesMarkinch FifeScotlandFour new cottages.
Item 201 of 2221944Social housing for the Burgh of Elie and Earlsferry, Wadeslea siteElie FifeScotlandCompleted after Haxton's retirement.
Item 202 of 2221945Bo'ness Picture House, CorbiehallBo'ness / Borrowstouness West LothianScotlandReconstruction after fire.
Item 203 of 2221945Houses for Falkland Burgh CouncilFalkland FifeScotland 
Item 204 of 2221945Proposed cinema, Lumphinnans RoadLochgelly FifeScotlandUnexecuted plans.
Item 205 of 2221945Twenty-four houses, Braehead, for Town CouncilCupar FifeScotland 
Item 206 of 222c. 1945Social housing for the Burgh of CuparCupar FifeScotland 
Item 207 of 222c. 1945Social housing, Glebe siteAnstruther Wester FifeScotlandCompleted by practice after Haxton's retirement.
Item 208 of 2221946Balbirnie Estate, 3-5 GatesideBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 209 of 2221946Balbirnie Estate, Coul MainsBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 210 of 2221947Balbirnie Estate, Balfarg Farmhouse and SteadingBalfarg FifeScotlandAlterations to farmhouse and new septic tank, cow court, silage pit, and bull pens - completed by practice after Haxton's retirement.
Item 211 of 2221947Balbirnie House, including walled garden and stablesMarkinch FifeScotlandAlterations to chauffeur's and gardener's house, and proposed new cloakroom for gardens - continued by practice after Haxton's retirement.
Item 212 of 2221948Balbirnie Estate, 1-3 Balfarg Farm CottagesBalfarg FifeScotlandAdditions and alterations - continued by the practice after Haxton's retirement.
Item 213 of 2221948Leslie Town HallLeslie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 214 of 2221949Cameron HouseWindygates FifeScotlandNew laboratories, and conversion of bacteriology laboratory to form 24-bed ward unit - continued by practice after Haxton's retirement in 1950.
Item 215 of 2221949Cinema, KennowayKennoway FifeScotland 
Item 216 of 2221950Balbirnie Estate, 1 GatesideBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 217 of 2221950Balbirnie Estate, 2 GatesideBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 218 of 2221950Balbirnie Estate, Kirkforthar Feus, cottages at west endFreuchie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 219 of 2221950Coul FarmhouseBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 220 of 2221950King George V Memorial Sports GroundLeven FifeScotlandPublic conveniences and pavilion (completed by the firm after Haxton retired).
Item 221 of 2221951Balbirnie Estate, Milltail CottageBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.
Item 222 of 2221951Balbirnie Estate, Pitcairn Farm, cottageBalbirnie FifeScotlandAlterations.

References

Bibliographic References

The following books contain references to this :
 Author(s)DateTitlePartPublisherNotes
Item 1 of 3Frew, John Profile of a council house, designer Andrew Haxton (1878-1961) Housing the heroes: Local authority housing in North and Central Fife 
Item 2 of 3RIBA1939The RIBA Kalendar 1939-1940 London: Royal Institute of British Architects 
Item 3 of 3RIBA1950The RIBA Kalendar 1950-1951 London: Royal Institute of British Architects 

Periodical References

The following periodicals contain references to this :
 Periodical NameDateEditionPublisherNotes
Item 1 of 1Fifeshire Advertiser10 February 1923   

Archive References

The following archives hold material relating to this :
 SourceArchive NameSource Catalogue No.Notes
Item 1 of 3H M Register HouseDeath Register  
Item 2 of 3National Monuments Record of Scotland/NMRS, RCAHMSHaxton & Watson Collection Numerous plans and drawings.
Item 3 of 3RIBA Archive, Victoria & Albert MuseumRIBA Nomination Papers L v24 no1962; F no4023 (box 31)