Description

CREWKERNE

ST4409 MARKET SQUARE 876-1/7/106 (West side) 06/09/74 Nag's Head Inn

GV II

Inn. C18, remodelled c1850. Ham Hill stone ashlar with slate roof and brick stacks to gable ends. 3 storeys; 2-window range. The cornice and blocking course are slightly lower than those of the adjacent buildings; all windows are late C19 tripartite 1/1-pane sashes, those to the first and second-floors in moulded architraves with panelled keystones, the second-floor ones are smaller with bracketed cills; the first-floor has a cill-course. The door and tripartite window to the left, which has stone mullions, have Gibbs surrounds with floating cornices; each light, including the overlight of 2 panes, has Tudor-style arches with carved spandrels. The space between the first and second-floor has a painted sign with a C20 hanging sign below. INTERIOR: ground floor only inspected, remodelled C20. HISTORY: in 1751, out of the 35 inns in the town, The Nag's head was among the 4 leading ones.

Listing NGR: ST4410009801

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