NHER 26204 (Building record) - Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, St Stephen's Road

Hospital (administration block and Main Hall). 1859 by E. Boardman with Thomas Henry Wyatt as consultant. Red brick with ashlar dressings; plain tiled roof. Two ridge clustered chimneys and others to rear. Queen Anne Revival style two storeys and attic. Thirteen first floor windows, symmetrical central porte-cochere has balustrated stone parapet with central scrolled cartouche bearing Royal Coat of Arms and Doric pilasters with alternate brick and stone bands. Main facade has slightly projecting end wings with three windows each.

See Department of Environment List of Buildings for more details.

Press cuttings (S1-S6) in file.

County Number extended to take in the unlisted 20th century nurses homes to southwest. For full details of history of site and buildings see Norwich City Council. Site brief in file.
E. Rose (NLA) 24 November 1999.

1999. Desk-based Assessment.
Archaeological records consulted suggest possible Bronze Age activity in the vicinity, but no known sites were noted in this extra-mural area.
See report (S8) for further details. This assessment is also noted in (S9).
D. Holburn (HES), 21 November 2011.