Description

ST JOHN'S COLLEGE
1.
942
TL 4458 NE 3/387 18.5.67. Master's Lodge
II
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1863. By Sir G G Scott. Built of red brick with diagonal lines in blue
brick. Stone dressings. Gothic windows with trefoil heads and cusping.
Embattlements. Gables. The windows are of two and three-lights, four-light
window above the door. Grouped Tudor chimneys. Incorporates oriel window
of old lodge. In entrance hall early C16 moulded ceiling beams, linen-fold
panelling and a large Elizabethan fireplace probably from Audley End. On
staircase five moulded and slightly decorated ceiling beams; in first floor
study linen fold panelling of 1567 and earlier moulded ceiling beams. (The
old fittings are fully described by the RCHM.)

Listing NGR: TL4472658878

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26398803

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