Description

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SP 0481 SE 56/1
SP 0480 NE 57/3
5104

Bournville B30,
BOURNVILLE LANE
Men's Pavilion (Bournville Club)

II

1902, by H Bedford Tyler. Brick; half-timbering and pebbledash in the upper
storeys; tiled roof. Towards the Recreation Ground an almost symmetrical
composition on a high 'podium' in which a broad arched entrance with steps
left and right up to the lower viewing gallery with wooden railings and bulgy
square piers supporting a tiled roof. Above this, subsidiary viewing gallery
with, left, an advanced and gabled bay with 3-light transomed window and,
right, a polygonal turret with conical roof with large curved iron brackets
to the guttering. A central square louvred cupola on the skyline. To the
road, also almost symmetrical: 3 gabled bays, the centre one advanced and
with a door in it, the others projecting slightly on corbels at first floor
level.

Listing NGR: SP0463981001

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26339453

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