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Millers Hall — Thomas Street

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Millers Hall — Thomas Street
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Attached seven-bay three-storey former warehouse, built 1875, having shopfront to front (south) elevation, rebuilt behind facade c.1990. Now in use as shop and apartments. Hipped roof with red brick parapet with granite coping and carved granite cornice having alternating red brick modillions and granite roundels. Red brick chimneystacks to centre of parapet with corresponding red brick panelled blocks supported on carved sandstone consoles below. Red brick laid in Flemish bond to upper levels, with panelled giant pilasters having foliate sandstone capitals, supporting round-headed arcade. Foliate sandstone panels to spandrels. Segmental-headed openings having recessed square-headed window openings to first floor, bull-nosed red brick surround, brick tympana and sandstone lintels. Round-headed window openings to second floor, having carved red brick surrounds, granite sill, sandstone panels to red brick aprons, sandstone lintels, and one-over-one pane timber sash windows. Carved granite cornice over cut granite arcade to ground floor, having pointed arch openings with carved stepped voussoirs, supported on carved pilasters. Portland stone panels to spandrels. Recent doors and windows to openings, granite plinth course. Timber framed glazed door to opening to west of façade, recessed square-headed opening having half-glazed timber panelled door.

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