Description

NORTHALLERTON HIGH STREET
SE 3693-3793
(east side, off)
7/24 Range to east of No 102
(previously included in
15.4.86 Item 1/13)
GV II
3 cottages and/or workshops, now workshop. Dated 1751. Red brick in Flemish bond,
corrugated sheet roof. 2 storeys, 8 first-floor openings. Ground floor: to left,
blocked cart opening with keystone; 3 doorways with chamfered quoined ashlar
surrounds with draughted margins and extended keyed lintels, the keystone of the
central doorway dated; side-sliding sash windows. First floor: sash windows with
glazing bars, some of 16 panes, with projecting ashlar sills and flush exposed sash
boxes; 1 loading doorway matching ground-floor doorways; also 1 small round-arched
vent, and another one, blocked. Dentil eaves. External stack to right. The range
has been used as a printers for over a century, and here was printed by J Vasey,
Rev J L Saywell's The History and Annals of Northallerton in 1885.

Listing NGR: SE3693693950

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26601628

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