Description

TF 8342 BURNHAM MARKET NORTH STREET (south)

12/34 National Westminster
Bank.

G.V. II

Former chapel, now a bank. C.1840 later a school. Pebble flint with
gault brick dressings, cast iron casements and decorations. Single storey,
3 bay facade, 4 bay west return. Facade has 2 casements, cast iron, with
glazing bars with ogeeGothic heads within rectangular frame, with moulded
brick architrave surround and drip mould heads. Central door with same
architrave, 6 panels, raised and fielded, 2 glazing bars. Brick plinth
and end pilasters with moulded capitals, elaborately moulded brick and
wooden eaves. Hipped roof. Returns have windows with same details.
Paired cast iron railings attached to the facade have cast iron plinth,
elaborately moulded rails with fleur-de-lys spear heads. Cast iron coping
to brick wall to west with details identifying as the work of the
Burnham iron works.

Listing NGR: TF8336542216

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26531408

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