Description

SK 61 NE
5/164
3.5.77

THRUSSINGTON
BACK LANE (South Side)
Nos. 41-49 (odd)

GV
II

Range of 5 cottages. Early C19. Whitewashed render and Welsh slate roof with
brick ridge and right end stacks, 5 in all. Two storeys of 12 1-light and 2-light
casements and horizontal sliding sash windows over 14 mainly 2-light similar
windows. Five doors. Rear facade backs onto Churchyard of the Holy Trinity
(q.v.) and is of, from left, 2 2-light horizontal sliding sashes, 2 C20 windows
in previous openings, 2-light casement, 1-light, 2-light, 1-light, 2 2-light
and a 1-light. On the ground floor 2-light horizontal sliding sash, 1-light,
2-light, glazed door, 2-light, 2 1-lights, 2-light and 3 1-light casements.
Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SK6506615816

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26524358

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