Description

SD 73 SE PADIHAM BANK STREET

3/23 No.2
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- II

Includes nos. 4 and 6 North Street. Oddfellows' Hall (now flats), shops and
flats, 1845. Sandstone ashlar and slate roofs with copings. 3 storeys
under a simple cornice on a corner site, with the entrance on the corner
itself in a projecting quadrant under a pediment. 2 bays to the left, 1 to
the right flanked by a pilaster, beyond which are 4 further bays under the
same cornice and terminated by a pilaster, but with each storey taller
because of the cross fall. Plain sill bands on first and second storeys.
Doorcase in corner bay with rudimentary capitals and a simple cornice whose
blocking course is the sill of the tall window above; this has slightly
projecting jambs and lintel. Below the upper sill band in the middle of the
North Street facade is a plaque reading ERECTED BY THE I.O. OF O.F.M.L.
A.D. 1845. The ground floor windows of No.2 are wider than those above and
were probably originally shop windows. No.6 North Street has modern shop
windows, but No.4 retains late C19 doorway.

Listing NGR: SD7919334011

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26531231

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