Description

NEW ROAD
1.
909
Nos 1 & 3
SO 9570 NE 2/53 28.4.52.
II
2.
This building (formerly the "Old Hop Pole Inn") was originally situated in
High Street. It was demolished circa 1863 to make room for the entrance
of New Road and re-erected on its present site. The existing structure is
a 2 storey plus attic building dates "1572 WB" and appears to be 1 storey
less than the original inn. The greater part of the upper floors have been
reconstructed from the original geometrical timber framing with central jettied
gable head to attic and a smaller jettied gable head on each side having
(probably) original carved barge boards. The lower floor is of C19 work
and consists of elaborate "Gothic" porch with heraldic shields and roof of
scalloped shingles with windows on each side of "Gothic" wood tracery. There
is a further facsimile gabled bay to right hand side. C19 chimneys and machine
tile roof.

Listing NGR: SO9594570689

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26631863

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  Churches: An Architectural Guide (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Introductions)
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