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Walsh (1973, 465-67) describes a double-fronted Dutch Billy type house that stood at the corner of New Row and Black Pitts until 1903. It had a shuttered winch, plain doorways, semi-circular segmental relieving arches and string courses. It also contained corner fireplaces set in a massive central stack.
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