Description

LEEDS

SE3033SW DOCK STREET 714-1/78/148 (South side) 10/10/90 Nos.10 AND 12

GV II

Possibly a warehouse, later a sailors' chapel. Mid-late C18 with change of use by 1831. Brick, rendered; roof not visible; rebuilt stack to left. 3 storeys, 3 windows wide. Original windows centre and left, plain architraves, keyblocks, moulded sills; sashes with glazing bars, margin lights to top floor, centre. Windows to right enlarged or inserted. 2 entrances to left: No.12 with keyblock, both with overlight. Shop window with C20 surround; keyblock remains above. Wide window with header basket arch to upper floor, rear. INTERIOR: not inspected. Part of a row in Simpson's Fold in 1770, the similar architectural features suggest that this was a warehouse connected with No.8 (qv). The left entrance possibly opened onto a passage through to the rear yard. The Sailors' Chapel shown on the 1831 map was possibly only a part of the building. (Jefferys, T: A Plan of Leeds: 1770-; Fowler, C: Plan of the Town of Leeds and its Environs: 1831-).



Listing NGR: SE3035533105

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