Description

1.
944 KING STREET
(North West Side)

St Alphege Church Hall
TR 1458 SE 2/300A

II GV

2.
Built in 1847, a building in Egyptian style built on the site of a church of
the Knights Templar. 2 storeys. Front is cement-rendered with a cornice and
2 end pilasters. Tile cornice is supported by 2 massive half columns with Lotus
flower capitals. Building tapers towards the top, The side and rear elevations
are of brick with 3 metal framed lancets. the entrance on the side is flanked
by 2 cemented obelisks.

Nos 16 to 22 (consec), Red brick garden to No 20, St Alphege Church Hall,
Outbuilding, railings, post and wall at St Aplhege Church Hall form a group.

Listing NGR: TR1494058148

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26533764

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