Description

SE 1337 NE SHIPLEY BINGLEY ROAD
(north side)
Saltaire

9/61 Tram shed at junction
with Clarence Road

GV II

Tram shed. Dated 1904. Hammer-dressed stone. Welsh slate roof.
Single-storey with basement to right side due to sloping ground.
2 gabled bays to front, 7 bays long. The front consists of 2 large,
square-headed doorways each with an intermediate iron pier and an
ashlar joggled lintel with triple keystones. Clasping buttresses and
the central pillar have ashlar upper portions with sunk panels. Each
gable apex has a square panel with cartouche and foliage enrichment
and is surmounted by a small swept triangular pediment. The cartouches
have raised letters:
"BC "19
and
T 04"

Small gabled reception office to right with canted bay. Rear elevation
has a Diocletian window to each gable and a lower flat-roofed projection.
Left return elevation is divided by buttresses similar to front. A
Diocletian window with glazing bars to each bay. Plain windows to
right side which returns from the reception office. Continuous roof
lights to each pitch of the 2-span roof.

Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SE1356737738

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26600653

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