Description

HEREFORD

SO44SE WHITE HORSE STREET
683-1/9/318 Nos.31-37 (Odd)
Jubilee Almshouses

GV II

Includes: Nos.88-94 Jubilee Almshouses CHANDOS STREET.
Almshouses. c1887, for the Ancient Order of Foresters, by WW
Robinson. Brick; plain tile roof with central gable; modillion
ridge tiles; 8 banded brick stacks with castellated pots.
L-shaped plan. Single storey; 17-window range: moulded wood
cross-windows with casements; paired 4-panel doors with
porches: roof breaking forward onto cast-iron columns on dwarf
walls; yellow brick bands. White Horse Street front has
timber-framed gable with ornamented finial and bargeboards on
wood consoles; over C20 plank door and overlight, under
segmental arch with stone hood moulding and figurehead
keystone. Tablet with stag and verderers: "A.O. Foresters
Court Maiden No.2849, Jubilee Almshouses. AD. 1887". Similar
cross-windows to rear. Chandos Street front has small
half-gable with pierced decoration, and finial.

Listing NGR: SO4998840138

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26503002

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  Historic Environment Law: Planning, Listed Buildings, Monuments, Conservation Areas and Objects, Supplement 2014
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