Description

WICKHAM BRIDGE STREET
SU 5711
(south side)
10/38
Victory Hall
6.3.67 II

Malthouse/brewery, village hall since 1921, with house at one extremity and an
office at the other (road front section). Mainly late C18, with extensions in
1887. Walls of brickwork in English bond with blue headers, cambered openings.
Tile roof. The main block alongside the River Meon (north-east elevation) is three
storeys with regular fenestration of 4.1 windows; this continues as a north
extension of two storeys two windows. Casements. The courtyard side (south west)
is less regular, with alterations, and extensions below a catslide roof. The
additions of 1887 form a wing at right angles, of two storeys and irregular
fenestration: the main feature of this part being a tall tower of four floors, with
vented openings at the top and a projecting boarded hoist at second floor level.
The tower has a stone plaque inscribed 'Wickham Brewery rebuilt AD 1887 being the
Jubilee Year of the Reign of H.M Queen Victoria'. The main entrance, of 1921, is
a timber-framed doorway with double doors, on the street front elevation. Minor
extensions at the rear.

Listing NGR: SU5740611464

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26633812

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