Description

FORE STREET
1.
1633
(East Side)
No 23 (Lyndon House).
Premises occupied by
Olive Ltd.
Premises occupied by
Stead and Simpson.
SY 1287 1/245
II GV
2.
Circa 1830-40 row of 4 three storey stucco faced houses, the centre 2
treated as one. Parapet with coping. Full height incised panelled pilaster
strips. 7 windows in all, centre one blind. Inner windows on No 23 and
Stead and Simpson single sashes, the others tripartite, most with glazing
bars intact. Comber headed arches with incised multiple keys-tones, thin
block sills. Modern shop fronts to No 23 and Lyndon House. Olive Ltd
has delicate Victorian shop front of thin panelled pilasters, fluted
brackets over to dentil cornice, fascia board. Narrow window to left
of front, wide one to right, door set back between, glazed with bottom
panel, rectangular fanlight. A tracery band runs across doorhead and
is carried over windows as well. Stead and Simpson has a modern shopfront.

Herald Office, No 23, Premises occupied by Olive Ltd. Premises occupied
by Stead and Simpson, Premises occupied by The Spinning Wheel and Premises
occupied by Irish Tobacconist form a group.

Listing NGR: SY1268687359

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26508648

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  Staffordshire (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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