Description

SJ 78 NE ALTRINCHAM STAMFORD NEW
ROAD
(south-east
side)

7/33 Clock Tower
on Station
- forecourt

- II

Clock tower. 1880. Brick with stone dressings and lead
roof. the 3-stage tower houses 4 clock faces in the top
stage and a stair in the others. Stage 1 has a projecting
plinth, moulded band, dogtooth band, a door in the south-
east side and tall window openings in the others with stone
surrounds, polychromatic voussoirs and sash windows. Similar
semi-circular headed windows occur in the 2nd stage, both
being housed within a recessed brick panel. A heavy cornice
on coupled brackets separates the clock stage which has a
dentilled pediment over each face.

Listing NGR: SJ7693987900

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26320742

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