Description

HIGH STREET 1. 1445 (South Side) No 50 (The Lamb Public House) SZ 4989 SE 2/254

II

On the corner of St James's Street and the High Street. See Description under No 50 High Street qv.

2. Early C19 but with early Victorian alterations. Situated on the western corner of the High Street and St James's Street qv. 2 storeys stucco. High Panelled wood parapet above stucco panelled parapet and cornice. High Street front has 6 windows, recessed, sash, block sills and flat arches with rounded corners (one blind). Oriel window to the east of 5 lights, panelled apron. Doors below oriel and at west end, recessed, flat arches with rounded corners. 4 windows on St James's Street front, same as on High Street. Ground floor ornate public house front with panelled ornamental pilasters with floral capitals, brackets, caps, frieze and cornice. 2 windows divided into 2 lights by corkscrew colonettes, flat arches with rounded corners, panelling below. Double central doors with rectangular fanlight, side door of 4 fielded panels blind fanlight, flat and with rounded corners.

HIGH STREET (South Side) No 50 (The Lamb Public House) shall be amended to read - HIGH STREET (South Side) No 50 (Woolwich Equitable Building Society)

The descriptive notes should be amended to read -

1. 1445 HIGH STREET (South Side)

No 50 (The Lamb Public House)

2. Early C19 but with early Victorian alterations. Situated on the western corner of the High Street and St James's Square qv. 2 storeys stucco. High panelled wood parapet above stucco panelled parapet and cornice. High Street front has 6 windows, recessed, sash, block sills and flat arches with rounded corners (one blind). Oriel window to the east of 5 lights, panelled apron. Doors below oriel and at west end, recessed, flat arches with rounded corners. 4 windows on St James's Square front, same as on High Street. Ground floor ornate public house front with panelled ornamental pilasters with floral capitals, brackets, caps, frieze and cornice. 2 windows divided into 2 lights by corkscrew colonettes, flat arches with rounded corners, panelling below. Double central doors with rectangular fanlight, side door of 4 fielded panels blind fanlight, flat arch with rounded corners. No 50 has been rebuilt in replica retaining the oriel window and public house front. The former wooden parapet has not been replaced.

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HIGH STREET 1. (South Side) 1445 No 50 (The Lamb Public House) SZ 4989 SE 2/254

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2. Early C19 but with early Victorian alterations, situated on the western corner of the High Street and St James's Street qv. 2 storeys stucco. High panelled wood parapet above stucco panelled parapet and cornice. High Street front has 6 windows, recessed, sash, block sills and flat arches with rounded corners (one blind). Oriel window to the east of - 5 lights, panelled apron. Doors below oriel and at west end, recessed, - flat arches with rounded corners. 4 windows on St James's Street front, same as on High Street. Ground floor ornate public house front with panelled ornamental pilasters with floral capitals, brackets, caps, frieze and cornice. 2 windows divided into 2 lights by corkscrew colonettes, flat arches with rounded corners, panelling below. Double central doors with rectangular fanlight, side door of 4 fielded panels blind fanlight, flat arch with rounded corners.

Listing NGR: SZ4983589131

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