Description

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5009 HAVELOCK ROAD

TQ 36 NW 2/100
Havelock Hall
II

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Warehouse, former gymnasium . 1854/5 for the Hon. East India Co. Brick with
stone dressings . Pitched roof with stone coped gables with kneelers . Single
storey west front: 3 bays divided by pilaster strips . Central doorway with
colourwashed. doorcase with moulded imposts and cornice hood . To left and right,
single blind windows with rubbed brick flat arches and stone cills resting on
dentilled brick bands . Above in the gable a central C20 window, with rubbed
brick segmental arch and stone cill . South elevation of 8 bays, divided by
pilaster strips, has rubbed brick blind arcade, with rubbed brick semicircular
head window openings with stone cills resting on dentilled brick bands, one in
each bay . Original semicircular head windows now replaced with C20 ones .
North elevation similarly treated . Havelock Hall, formerly known as Addiscombe
Hall, was the gymnasium of the East India Co's Addiscombe Military Training
College, opened in 1809 .

Listing NGR: TQ3391366101

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27085677

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