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DIT Faculty of Engineering — Henrietta Place

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DIT Faculty of Engineering — Henrietta Place
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Round-headed arch, built c.1781, opening from DIT Faculty of Engineering to Yarnhall Street and Henrietta Place. Cut granite walling with rectangular fascia and with moulded surround to top. Granite Tuscan columns on square plinth bases having square capitals with blocking course having round bosses supporting moulded dentillated granite projecting cornice. Rusticated gauged granite voussoirs to arch, moulded bust to keystone. Roughcast rendered wall to rear of arch. Double-leaf cast-iron gate with decorative upper part. Granite wheel-guards flanking entrance.

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