Description

LEEDS

SE2933NE EAST PARADE
714-1/75/160 (West side)
22/09/75 No.9

GV II

Offices. c1870. Ashlar, roof not visible. 3 storeys and
basement, three 2-window bays. Steps up to panelled double
doors with overlight left, segmental arch with carved capitals
to attached columns and pilasters. Arcaded windows to ground
and 1st floors, moulded round arches and carved capitals to
pilaster shafts; entablature over ground floor with carved
frieze of scrolls and bearded heads, carved scrolls and plaque
over 1st-floor windows. Shouldered heads to 2nd-floor windows,
pilaster shafts with carved capitals; heavy modillion cornice
with lion heads to end pilasters, arcaded parapet with urns
and central panel with lettering: 'ESTABLISHED/ 1840',
surmounted by a statue of Britannia and lion.
INTERIOR: not inspected.
The earliest Directory entry for offices is 1872 when this
building is the premises of the County Fire and Provident Life
Association, (Chedorlaomer Gardiner, superintendent), a cloth
merchant, a solicitor, and William Wilks who was an architect,
surveyor, licensed valuer and arbitrator.
(Porter's Directory of Leeds: 1872-).

Listing NGR: SE2976333678

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26656159

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