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The Star — Main Street

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The Star — Main Street
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End-of-terrace five-bay two-storey ashlar granite commercial building, built 1924, with pilasters to ground floor and pair of single-bay single-storey bowed oriel windows. Designed by Francis Peter Russell (1883/4-1967).ROOF: Flat-roof behind cut-granite parapet. WALLS: Front elevation with pilasters; capitals; moulded cornice; string course and decorative parapet having pilasters and gabled centre piece and clock; nap rendered to return; painted. OPENINGS: Square-headed openings; granite sills to front elevation; replacement timber fixed-pane display windows; replacement glazed timber panelled doors; overlights; replacement timber casement bowed oriel windows with moulded cornices. INTERIOR: Extensively remodelled, c.1980.

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