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In the entry for 3/12 EAST CHURCHFIELD ROAD W3 Goldsmiths' Almshouses and railings fronting road

The address shall be amended to read EAST CHURCHFIELD ROAD W3 Goldsmiths' Almshouses [Nos 1 to 20 (consec)] and railings fronting road

------------------------------------ In the entry for 3/12 EAST CHURCHFIELD ROAD W3 Goldsmiths' Almhouses and railings fronting road

The address shall be amended to read EAST CHURCHFIELD ROAD Goldmiths' Almshouses [Nos 1 to 20 (consec)] and railings fronting road

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EAST CHURCHFIELD ROAD 1. 5010 W3 25.1.51 Goldsmiths' Almshouses and railings fronting - road TQ 28 SW 3/12 II* 2. 1811. Charles Beazley architect. Three ranges of 2-storey buildings round an open court with cast iron screen to 4th side. All of brown brick with stucco central feature and south side elevations. Main central building has 11:1:11 double hung sashes in reveals with sills and flat arches. Arched doorways alternating with windows have 6 panel doors, bracketed hoods and fanlights. Central projecting feature: channeled ground floor with semi-circular porch with 2 Ionic columns, first floor, panels under flat roof with acroteria at corners, recessed centre containing lunette under a hatchment and 2 staffs of Mercury; pediment above with clock in tympanum. Side buildings, joined to central range by curved walls, have 8 windows. South end elevations with projecting porticos, each with 2 Ionic columns in antis set between arched bays; cast iron railings and gates, 6 steps up. On the gable ends above these porticos, rusticated stucco chimney stacks flanked by panels and carved stone volutes with lion heads and swags; cornice pediments brocken by chimney stacks. Two sections of cast iron railings to street frontage, arrow-headed with vases on the main stanchions.

Listing NGR: TQ2080880339

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