Description

TG 2309 SW FYE BRIDGE STREET 11/344 (west side) 26.2.54 No. 8, The Mischief Tavern. GV II Former house, now public house. Late C16 with C17 onwards additions and alterations. Flint with stone dressings and plinth. C19 and C20 brick dressings and alterations. Pantile roofs. Long range along St. Clements Alley with rear extensions at west and along Fye Bridge Street. St. Clements Alley elevation: 2 storeys plus semi-basement. 6 windows at first floor, plus gable-end at extreme left. C20 central door. C18 door to the left with pedimented hood. Yard entry with C17 surround and loading door at extreme right. 3 semi-basement windows. Sashes and casements at ground floor. Frieze windows and one mullion and transom window at first floor. 3 gabled dormers with casement windows. West gable partly re-built. Initials A.T. in stone kneeler. Street facade:- rebuilt C19 in road-widening for trams. 2 storeys. 2 first floor windows. Long pub front with end doors. Mullion and transom first floor windows, the right-hand window in a recessed canted bay. Overhanging eaves cornice.

Listing NGR: TG2319609024

External Links

• The Mischief Tavern at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q26303155

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