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electricity substation — Coke Lane

electricity substation
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electricity substation — Coke Lane
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Freestanding square-plan brick two-bay single-storey de-commissioned electrical sub-station, built c.1920, having chamfered corner to north end of front (west) elevation. Flat roof hidden behind painted brick parapet wall having paired pediments to east elevation, single pediment to front elevation, painted brick coping, some cast-iron rainwater goods to south elevation. Moulded brick cornice over painted brick walls laid in Flemish bond, painted brick plinth course. Segmental-arched blind openings with brick voussoirs, concrete keystones, and bull-nosed brick sills. Square-headed door opening to west elevation with chamfered surround and double-leaf steel door opening onto rendered step, square-headed door opening to west elevation having painted concrete lintel, chamfered edges and blocked opening. Some cut granite wheelguards. Cobbles to west.

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