Description

1.
5l91 VICTORIA GROVE
(East Side)

British Legion Hall
including wall in front
SY 4693 2/472

II

2.
Opened on 16 March 1876 as the Foresters' Hall. Red brick. Ashlar dressings.
1 storey. Gabled west end, the gable coped, on kneelers, with ornamental
finial and 2 tiers of crow-steps on each side. 2 sashes in pointed arches
and with chamfered reveals. Door in porch with chamfered reveals and surmounted
by stone gabled hood on cut stone brackets, Ornamental stone fascia. Oculus
with 8 inscribed circles and pointed arched hoodmould above. 3 trefoils in
gable end. Red brick wall with ashlar piers and coping.

Listing NGR: SY4653993164

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26522387

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