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SK5739NW
646-1/20/672

NOTTINGHAM
VICTORIA STREET (South side)
No.6

(Formerly listed as Midland Bank, previously listed as: VICTORIA STREET No.6)

12/07/72

GV
II

Bank. 1896-97. By Robert Evans & Son of Nottingham. Extended 1920-21, in the same style. Ashlar, with pink granite basement and ground floor. Roof not visible behind balustrade. Single and double gable stacks with dentillated cornices. Italian Renaissance style. Plinth, sill bands, dentillated main cornice. Three storeys; seven window range of two-light plain sashes with pediments and stone mullions. Above, seven smaller windows with cornices. Ground floor has five large windows divided by paired Doric pilasters, and flanked by eight-panel double doors, the right pair with a large overlight.

INTERIOR has original enriched panelled plaster ceiling with moulded cross beams and cornice, carried on wooden Doric columns.

Listing NGR: SK5742839861

External Links

• Wikidata Q26681785

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