Description

TQ 3879
29/893

COLDHARBOUR E14 (East Side)
The Gun Public House

II
C19 facade to earlier building. Street facade of painted brick with rusticated quoins. Heavy stuccoed eaves cornice with panelled frieze below. Sign board above cornice. Roof not visible. Two storeys with one storey extension to north: of two windows width. Main facade also two windows, those of first floor, sashes with segmental arched heads and keystones. Large sills with cast iron window box guards. Above the ground floor, cornice and frieze carried over one storey extension. Ground floor facade, panelled wood with some tiling and painted brickwork. Side elevation has painted weatherboarding to upper storey. River elevation of two storeys, four bays has weatherboarding to upper storey of southern bay, otherwise channelled rendering. Interior has spiral staircase with plank panelling. Coved roof and moulding in upper room, originally more panelling. Said to be associated with Lord Nelson.

Listing NGR: TQ3837679980

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• The Gun at Wikipedia
• The Gun official website
• Wikidata Q16993490

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