Description

BARROW IN FURNESS

SD1968 DALTON ROAD
708-1/13/39 (West side)
06/05/76 No.29
The Albion Public House
(Formerly Listed as:
DUKE STREET
(South West side)
The Albion Hotel)

GV II

Public house. c1865. Stucco and roughcast, graduated slate
roofs. 2 and 3 storeys, 2:3:1 bays to Dalton Road; canted
right end faces Duke Street and Burlington Street. Dalton Road
front: channel-rusticated ground floor. Doorways to bays 2 & 4
have round arches with pendent keystones; paired 4-pane sashes
to bay 1, single 4-pane sash to bay 3 and broad casement to
bay 5 all with segmental arches and pendent keystones. Angled
corner entrance to right has doorcase with round arch,
spandrel panels and dentilled cornice. 1st floor: shaped
blocks and sill band to broader 4-pane sashes as before.
Smaller 2nd floor windows on right are in same style but
without keystones. Wooden cornice incorporates ogee, cast-iron
gutter. Corniced stacks on left end, to front slope on right
of bay 2 and between bays 4 & 5. Right end of roof hipped.
Right return: doorway cornice continues over broad window with
pilasters; another large window to Burlington Street.

Listing NGR: SD1992868983

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26580480

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