Description

HAYLE PENPOL TERRACE, Hayle
SW 5437-5537
10/180 No 42 (Carnsew Gallery)
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GV II
Detached shop, formerly the butchers shop of John Runnals. 1893. Designed by
Sampson Hill of Redruth. Painted rubble side walls, glazed tiles to shop
front. Flat lead roof.
Plan: Square-on-plan shop (now subdivided) with entrance to left-hand side of
shopfront and unpierced masonry sidewall. Built in front gardens of pair of
cottages.
Exterior: Single-storey. Unaltered 2-light shop front flanked by engaged
columns to the front of the side walls. Mannerist style columns with Ionic
order to the upper tier. Doorway is on the left within an open porch splayed
on the right. The stall riser and end piers of the front are covered in
glazed tiles. There are terracotta panels with sheeps' heads to the stall
riser and a tiled mural on the left wall of the porch depicting a bull.
Original plate glass windows with rounded upper corners and glazed door with overlight.
The reason for these single-storey shops being built in the front gardens is
that in earliers days in this area, the only shop was the Harvey Emporium.
Source: Hayle Town Trail, by Brian Sullivan.

Listing NGR: SW5582437453

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26436519

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