NHER 48951 (Monument record) - Site of early 19th century terraced houses, 16-26 Chapel Street

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Summary

This is the site of a terrace of four houses with a plaque bearing the date 1828 and the letters 'SB'. It was demolished to make way for new residential development. The houses were built from brown brick laid in Flemish bond. Each house had one sash window on first floor and a door and window on the ground floor. Three of the housese had Regency doorcases and a wide flat arched window, but one had a cemented door arch and a narrow upright window - a change of brick colour suggests this one is an alteration.

Protected Status/Designation

  • None recorded

Location

Map sheet TF62SW
Civil Parish KING’S LYNN, WEST NORFOLK, NORFOLK

Map

2006. Photographic survey prior to demolition.
Terrace of four houses with date plaque 1828 and “SB”. Brown brick laid in Flemish bond. Each house had one sash window on first floor and a door and window on the ground floor; three of the latter have Regency doorcases and a wide flat arched window, but one has a cemented door arch and a narrow upright window; change of brick colour suggests this one is an alteration. Interior not seen and roofs removed before visit.
See photographic record (S1).
E. Rose (NLA), 26 September 2006.

These properties were demolished to make way for new residential development.
A. Cattermole (King's Lynn UAD), 15 October 2018.

  • <S1> Photograph: Rose, E. (NLA). 2006. CVS 22-3.

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Record last edited

Oct 15 2018 2:35PM

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