Description

CAMDEN

TQ3081NE THEOBALD'S ROAD
798-1/101/1630 (North side)
Yorkshire Grey Public House

II

Public house on a corner site. 1877. By J W Brooker; interior
altered late C20. Pale stock brick with stucco dressings.
EXTERIOR: 4 storeys, cellars and attics. 5 windows to Theobald
Road and single window splayed angle.
Ground floor public house frontage with pilasters and panelled
risers and arched glazing bars to window heads. Entrance on
angle with overlight having an arched glazing bar set with a
roundel. Deep continuous fascia with a sculptured horse's head
above the entrance. Central upper floor windows set within a
shallow, full height, round-arched recess; slightly wider
windows. 1st floor casements with blind boxes flanked by brick
pilasters which support brackets, to 2nd floor sills with
cast-iron guards, and flank aprons with roundels. 2nd floor
4-pane sashes, with rounded angles, flanked by pilasters
supporting segmental pediments with projecting imposts;
central window with fluted pilaster strips, shaped blind box
and enriched pediment with an inset ball. That on corner with
a balcony and enriched round-arched head. Above the pilaster
flanked 3rd floor windows with lugged sills and anthemion
enriched stucco heads, a deep cornice of scrolled brackets
with blocking course incorporating corresponding attic
windows, flanked by pilasters and having pediments with inset
balls; central window with large anthemion. Above the entrance
bay, in a pedimented brick and stone aedicule, a bas relief of
a mounted soldier in Yorkshire Gray uniform and with drawn
sword, in the background a castle; carved by "Mr Plows" in
1878.
INTERIOR: retains only cornices from late C19 interior.

Listing NGR: TQ3096481980

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q108306924

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