Description

SP 0937 BROADWAY CP HIGH STREET (south side)
8/94 No 69 (The Bindery)
GV II
Shop. Probably early C19 with remains of C16 or earlier. Squared limestone
and render, with remains of timber-frame. Welsh slate roof. Main part of
facade of stone, with two windows on each floor with plain reveals. On the
ground floor are sashes with glazing bars; on the first floor casements.
Doorway at left has plain reveals. A similar doorway to the right has a
C20 timber canopy. At the right is a cross-wing which has a late C19 glazed
shop front with glazing bars and timber fascia. Above, the wall is rendered
and has a C20 window with glazing bars. The only evidence for a timber-frame
visible on the ground floor is a plastered principal post with jetty bracket
visible at the right behind the shop front. Chimney behind ridge to right of
door. In 1907 Miss Kathleen Adams started her book-binding business in the
building.

Listing NGR: SP0991537524

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26576561

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