Description

DURSLEY LONG STREET
ST 7598
(north side)
5/26 No 19
GV II

Former workshop, now in same occupation as Nos 15 and 17 (q.v.).
C18. Random rubble limestone; brick chimney; pantile roof.
Three-storey; single-storey with attic continuation at north-west
end. North-east side: scattered fenestration. Three fixed-light
windows with timber lintels to ground floor, one blocked. Large
casement to right with brick segmental arch. Three middle floor
casements with concrete lintels. Two casements to upper floor with
timber lintels. Blocked doorway to single-storey part has C20
casement infill and shaped mid C19 surround. North-west end:
indications of raising of roof in gable end; attic casement with
timber lintel in gable end of attached outbuilding. South-west
side: scattered casements as to north east side. Formerly
workshops, probably used in connection with the local woollen
industry.

Listing NGR: ST7566798172

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26514981

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