Description

SP 6532 TINGEWICK MAIN STREET
(south side)
10/113 School

II

Dated 1874, Red brick with some blue bands and chequering. Tile
roof with 3 vent finials along ridges. One storey. RH wing is
gabled to street with elaborate brick patterning in end wall;
clock and stone panels with 4 quatrefoils set above window.
Window has 5 tall lights with stone cills and lintels, the central
light is framed on each side by a small stone column with moulded
cap and base set into a stone pier. Rear wing has single and
3-light sash windows with the top halves barred set above a
moulded brick string course. A small chimney stack to left is
ornamented with stone bands inscribed BUILT/ANNO D.1874. Central
timber bell-cote with steep shingled roof and base has iron weather
vane dated 1874. Small projecting bay to left with barge-boards
to gable has 3-light sash window and double doors in angle. Cast-
iron railings of same date round playground have octagonal corner
and gate shafts with moulded caps.

Listing NGR: SP6555332824

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26507327

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