Description

ACCRINGTON WARNER STREET SD 72 NE 7/38 Nos. 53, 55 (Warners Arms) and 57 - - II

Public house, c.1830. Dressed sandstone, slate roof with chimneys on the ridge and at the gable ends. Double-pile plan. Two storeys; rusticated quoins at left corner, moulded gutter cornice. Symmetrical facade of 5 bays arranged a-b-c-b-a; the 2nd and 4th are wide segmental 2-storey bays flanking a narrow centre which has a round-headed doorway with simple imposts and a keystone, containing panelled double doors; trio 1st and 5th have separate doorways flanked by windows. All windows are sashed (most without glazing bars), all have jambs with moulded capitals; ground floor has 8 windows, coupled in the bays, 1st floor has 5; all windows in bays have curved glazing.

Listing NGR: SD7607328436

External Links

• Wikidata Q26328678

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