Description

NOTTINGHAM

SK5739SW CANAL STREET 646-1/23/69 (South side) No.54 Fellows, Morton & Clayton Public House

GV II

Coal carrying company offices, now public house. Dated 1895, converted 1980-1. For Fellows, Morton & Clayton, Ltd. Red brick with ashlar dressings and slate roofs and 2 ridge stacks. Plinth, ground floor cornice. Windows are original plain sashes. 2 storeys; single bay. T-plan. Street front gable has rusticated corner pilasters and coped gable with kneelers and finial. Ground floor has a 2-light window with shaped lintels. To right, an ashlar doorcase with pilasters and entablature, and original half-glazed panelled door with fanlight and sidelights. Above, a 3-light window with pointed arched heads, hood moulds and keystones. Above again, a datestone in a pointed arched recess. INTERIOR refitted late C20. Included for group value. (Palmer M: Industrial Landscapes of the East Midlands: Chichester: 1992-: 141).

Listing NGR: SK5731839357

External Links

• Fellows, Morton And Clayton Public House official website
• Wikidata Q26561380

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