Description

In the entry for:
BEVERLEY RAILWAY STREET
(north side)
10/294 Nos 13 to 33 (odd)
"National Monument Register photograph" shall be added at the end of the
description.

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TA 0339 BEVERLEY RAILWAY STREET
(north side)
10/294 Nos 13 to 33 (odd)
1.3.50
2.7.69
GV II
Laid out in the 1840's by Edmund and Gregory Page, the latter of whom lived
at No 13. The street at that time was known as Albert Street. A row of
brick houses on 3 storeys. Each house has 2 windows on the 1st floor and
1 on the ground floor, many with original glazing bars, carved lintels.
Substantial wood doorcases of engaged fluted Ionic column with entablatures,
and with panelled reveals matching the 6-panel doors. The doorway of No
13 is wider, the columns stand on small plinths, and there is a moulded
pediment. The corresponding doorway at the other end of the row has been
removed (see No 35 and Premises occupied by the Catholic club). Some foot
scrapers. There are similar doorways to Nos 64 and 65 North Bar Without.

Listing NGR: TA0375039577

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26367343

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