Description

LANCASTER

SD4761NE DALTON SQUARE
1685-1/7/99 (East side)
22/12/53 No.3

GV II

House, now club premises. 1824, altered late C19. Sandstone
ashlar with ashlar dressings. Slate roof with a coped gable to
the left and chimney stacks on both sides, that to the right
shared. Double-depth plan with central doorway, with the
original rear extension to the right and a later rear
extension along Sulyard Street.
3 storeys above a cellar, and 3 bays with an eaves cornice.
The doorway has late C19 panelled double doors under an
overlight containing the words 'BOROUGH CLUB' in leaded glass;
it is protected by an open porch caried on Tuscan columns with
engaged column responds, which is surmounted by a wrought-iron
balustrade. Contemporary early C19 porch is flanked by late
C19 canted bay windows with contemporary sashes. The upper
floors have windows with plain reveals; they are sashed
without glazing bars on the first floor and have 9-pane sashes
on the second.

Listing NGR: SD4790561645

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26578678

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