Description

DALLAM LANE
1.
5150
Three Pigeons Public House
SJ 6088 1/66
II

2.
Corner of Tanners Lane. Built 1831 as the original booking office of the Warrington
and Newton Railway, the route of the lines being still visible. Later C19 public
house frontage added to ground floor. Brick, with boxed eaves, 2 storeys. Ground
floor stuccoed with segmental arched windows and round-arched doors, pilasters
and cornice. Upper floor has 3 16-paned sash windows to Tanners Lane and one
12-paned sash to Dallam Lane. Rear portion to right along Dallam Lane is 3 storeys
but same eaves line and same roof.

Listing NGR: SJ6045888658

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26614967

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