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TQ4401SE RAILWAY QUAY 769-1/8/14 The Carpenter's Shop and Paint Store with Timber Seasoning Shed

GV II

Carpenter's shop, subdivided to include paint store, with timber seasoning shed, now workshop and store. Circa 1885, for London Brighton and South Coast Railway. Yellow brick with red brick dressings, Turnerised roof with skylights; timber-framed seasoning shed with corrugated iron roof. Single-storey block divided into 2 unequal parts; carpenter's shop entered from north gable end, paint store through small addition under catslide roof on south front, timber seasoning shed in angle behind on east front. Yellow brick with recessed panels to window bays, linked entablature in red brick, all cast-iron, round-headed, 20-pane fixed light windows; west front 6 bays; north front lunette in gable end, segmental-headed double doors with wicket gate flanked by windows, south front lunette in gable end, 2 window facade with entrance in addition to right. East front: 2-storey timber seasoning shed, in poor condition at time of survey (May 1989). Part of the marine workshops for the Port Station.

Listing NGR: TQ4482501361

External Links

• Wikidata Q26491952

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