Description

SE 3170 RIPON HIGH SAINT AGNESGATE
5/27 (south side)
20.1.82

(St Anne's Almshouses)
GV Nos 1 to 8 (consec)
(formerly listed under
High Street Agnesgate)

II

1869. Built in the former gardens of the mediaeval Maison Dieu of St Anne, as the
result of an endowment of £1,000 by Henry Greenwood of West Lodge, Ripon, augmented by
a further £800 from his sister Caroline Greenwood, and built by their sister
Elizabeth Greenwood.

Brown brick. Pink brick strings. Ashlar dressings. Pitched slate roof. One
storey. Four bays: paired pointed sashes with hoodmoulds. Panelled doors with
diagonal boarding and shouldered lintels, and pointed plate tracery fanlights
surmounted by coped gables on paired cut corbels. Central gable with 2 blind lights
framing marble panel with inscription. Two tall brick stacks with rounded ends.

Listing NGR: SE3146070994

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26602205

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