Description

TG 2308 NW AGRICULTURAL HALL PLAIN
(South side)
16/7
5.6.72 Anglia House (formerly listed as
Agricultural Hall)
- II
Former Agricultural Hall, now television studios and offices, 1882 by J.B. Pearse.
Red brick with stucco detail. Two storeys plus semi-basement. 9 bays, centre 3
projecting. Central door with 5 steps up blocked by C20 glazing. Recessed casement
windows at ground floor. All ground floor openings have rusticated semi-circular
arches with key-stones in the shape of a man's head: fleur-de-lys above doorway.
Casement windows at first floor with raised and moulded surround with flat hood and
aprons: segmental arches above 3 central windows. Circular windows above first floor
windows with scrolled surrounds. 4 fluted pilasters flanking the central bays and
supporting pediment with ornate swags and Norwich arms and paired end pilasters.
Dentil stringcourse between floors. Balustraded parapet.

Listing NGR: TG2332008565

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Anglia House at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q26303298

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