Description

The following building shall be added:

SJ 3490 NW TITHEBARN STREET

48/2000 Nos 59-61

II

Printing and bookbinding factory and warehouse. Circa 1870 (for the
Union Paper and Printing Company Ltd). Brick, possible partly iron-
framed; roof material not visible. 4 storeys with attic and basement.
Integrated building with workshops, office showrooms and warehousing.
Regular 4 window range with full height taking- in opening to right,
the latter with round- headed arch under gable, with recessed double
planked doors at each level. Glazed basement. Ground floor under
moulded stone cornice over name board fascia, with principal entrance
to left flanked by debased Corinthian rusticated pilasters; double
half glazed doors under rectangular overlights. Windows to all floors
in entrance bay with brick surrounds and shouldered arches. All other
windows with iron columns dividing lights, with varied capitals and
lintel treatment. Attic is a half storey similarly treated. Real
with almost continuous glazing to all floors. Interior not inspected
but understood to contain cast iron columns to all floors. A good
example of a Victorian integrated printing factory.

Listing NGR: SJ3431690810

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26552924

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