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Leslie Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan• Burgher Kirk 106B High Street (now significantly altered);• 82-88 High Street – once called the “black hole” (previously a jail) used by 6 thEarl of Rothes to imprison Covenanters;• Town Hall;• Anderson Hall – built in 1904 and donated by paper manufacturer CharlesAnderson;• Christ’s Kirk on the Green – simple , Gothic Revival church;• Greenside Hotel;• No.91 High Street – formerly a bank;• The building behind no. 92 which is a good example of traditional constructionmethods;• 101 High Street – a C (S) listed Victorian shop front of a type unusual in Leslie.3.6 Other Statutory/ Non-statutory Heritage Designations in Leslie ParishThere are other designations in Leslie outside the Conservation Area which are relevantto the history of parish and burgh. The buildings recognised by listing include:-• Leslie House and policies, Category A;• Dukes Lodge, Leslie House, Category C(S);• The gates and piers of Dukes Lodge, Leslie House, Category B;• Forrester’s Lodge, Leslie House, Category C(S);• Keeper’s House, 5 Leslie Mains, Category B;• Mains Lodge, Leslie Mains, Category C(S);• 4 Leslie Mains, Category C(S).Leslie House policies are also included on the Inventory of Historic Gardens andDesigned Landscapes (a list maintained by Historic Scotland) which identifies the parkas one of national importance. The trees in the grounds are covered by a TreePreservation Order.17