Bee or Charter Boles in St Andrews

A bee bole is a cavity or alcove in a wall. A skep is placed inside the bee bole.
They are often set into a south or west-facing wall to benefit from the warmth of the sun.

Charter boles are smaller cubical recesses indicating ownership (and repair responsibilities).
Boles on north and east-facing walls are almost certainly of this type.

19 Market Street
39 Market Street	85 Market Street
Cathedral
Cloisters	West Wall
Cathedral
Abbey Street
Deans Court	St Salvator's North Wall
Behind Culross Court 93 Market Street
	Guthrie Place
59 Argyle Street	Marine Place
61 Argyle Street (backing onto 59)	61 Argyle Street (pend leading to)
Gibson House car park	13 South Street
Stanley Smith House
Stanley Smith House	Stanley Smith House Car Park
Stanley Smith House
St Mary's Garden
St Mary's Garden
9 North Street	33 North Castle Street
West Burn Lane in 2011	West Burn Lane in 2015
Alexandra Court
100 South Street	131 South Street
157 South Street	175 South Street
181 South Street	187 South Street
56 South Street
58 South Street
15 South Street	19 Lade Braes
Red Roofs, Queens Terrace	28 Argyle Street
3 Market Street (street) (filled in)	3 Market Street (garden)
140 North Street	Preservation Trust Garden, 12 North Street
Preservation Trust Outhouse	Preservation Trust Washhouse
9 Queen's Gardens	10 Queen's Gardens

	Abbey Court
Logies Lane	Cowpers Close, 166 South Street	Pend beside 195 South Street
rear of 100 North Street - north	rear of 100 North Street - central	rear of 100 North Street - south
5 South Street	76a South Street (filled in)	120 North Street