Description

THORNBURY THE PLAIN
4/104 (west side)
ST 6390
No 16
(National Westminster
Bank)
GV
II

Circa 1860. Italianate. Ashlar, chanelled rustication on ground floor,
quoins. Hipped slate roof, overhanging bracketted eaves. Decorative
frieze. Ashlar stacks with cornices. Two storeys. Three windows, 3- and
1-light marginal glazing bar sashes with architraves and hoods on
brackets. Ground floor: 3-light round and segmental headed windows in
slightly advanced bays with balustrade above. Central panelled door
between panelled pilasters and plain entablature above. To right (north)
is an attached rendered, 2-storey wing. Hipped slate roof. One glazing
bar sash window and panel containing date 1706 surmounted by Stafford
badge? Possibly part of earlier public house.

Listing NGR: ST6365590191

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26599053

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