Description

SD 5192 NW KENDAL STRICKLANDGATE
(West side)

7/159 No 92 (Stricklandgate House)

14-4-69

G.V. II

House, now Council Offices; c1776 for Joseph Maude. Converted into Museum
1854. Later additions and alterations. Stucco banding to ground floor on
plinth with rusticated quoins (incorporated into banding); stone band between
ground and 1st floors. Upper floors incised stucco. Bracketed wooden gutter.
Graduated slate roof; stone mid chimney. 3 storeys, 7 bays (upper floors
symmetrical). Central part-glazed door in pedimented doorcase; 3 sashes to
right, 2 to left. Semicircular-headed carriage arch, leading to rear, on
extreme left. 7 windows to each upper floor, sashes to 1st and casements to
2nd. All windows have moulded sills; central window to each upper floor in
architrave (with scrolled feet and lugs to 1st floor).

Listing NGR: SD5148392922

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26451635

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