Description

MIDDLESBROUGH HIGH STREET NZ 51 NW (5217) (north side), Ormesby. 4/41 Nos. 33 to 55 odd 28.ll.72 and No. 53A. G.V. II Terrace of 13 almshouses and school, mid/late C18 in 5 builds. School has mid C19 rear extension, almshouses have late C19 rear extensions. School at right end, now used as betting office and social club. Brick in English garden wall bond. Renewed clay pantile roofs; Welsh slate on school extension. Partly rebuilt brick stacks. 1 storey, 26 windows, with 2-storey, 1-window projecting end wings and slightly-projecting 2-storey, 2-window middle cottage (No. 45). Renewed boarded doors at Nos. 35 to 43, late C20 glazed doors at Nos. 45 to 53A. Nos. 33 and 55 entered from returns. Late C20 casement windows in original openings, except first floor of No. 33, tripartite window with renewed middle sash. Gauged brick flat arches over most openings. Painted tablet between floors at school: "THIS PUBLICK SCHOOL HOUSE WAS ERECTED IN THE YEAR 1744 AND REBUILT IN 1773". No. 45 has lozenge-shaped sundial dated 1776, between first-floor windows. Hipped roofs, sprocketed at eaves, on No. 45 and end wings. Ridge stacks at junctions and on wings. 1-window inner return of school has blocked doorway and horizontal sashes with glazing bars, altered on first floor. 1-window inner return of No. 55 has blocked door and late C20 door. Right return altered; 3-window left return of No. 55 has left late C20 door. 2-storey, 2-bay rear extension to No. 33. Mid/late C20 extensions at right and rear of school, are not of special interest.

Listing NGR: NZ5289717439

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