Description

LOWESTOFT

TM5493NE ST PETER'S STREET
914-1/7/78 (North side)
03/10/77 Curing House north of No.174 (not
included)

II

Fish curing house. c1830, enlarged throughout C19 and C20 to
form an open courtyard. Whitewashed brick and flint with
pantile roofs. To the west is a narrow 2-storey gabled
smoke-house of c1830 with a 3-light ventilation window under
the eaves fitted with diamond mullions and internal shutter.
North of it is a mid C19 two-storey range running east, the
west end of which is a second smoke-house. Its north flank has
one 3-light ventilation window as before to the ground floor
and 2 similar ventilation windows to the second floor. Left of
these is an entrance taking the form of a stable door. Running
south from the east end is a 2-storey C20 range. Gabled roofs
to all ranges. INTERIOR. Both smoke-houses with a complete set
of racks, all still in use. The remainder of the interiors
have C20 wall tiling.

Listing NGR: TM5466393844

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26504938

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