Description

SE 1416 NW 1/904
5113

MARKET STREET (East Side),
Nos 1 and 3

II

1913. Ashlar. 4 storeys. Dentilled cornice above 2nd floor. Moulded eaves
cornice. Rusticated ground floor. Rounded corner. Panelled pilasters with
sculpted cartouches below cornice. Segmental pediment above centre bay on
Market Street elevation. Raised parapet with scrolled consoles to each side
above this and above corner. 8 ranges of sashes in moulded surrounds on Market
Street, 3 on Westgate. 1st floor windows have cornices and keystones. 2 on
Market Street, one on corner, and one on Westgate have triple keystones and
segmental pediments. Ground floor windows separated by coupled Tuscan 3/4
columns. Door to Market Street set in round-arched concave frame: cartouche
inscribed "Bank Chambers". Door on corner round-arched, with Ionic columns,
full entablature, pulvinated frieze, dentilled cornice, and cartouche inscribed
"The Bradford District Bank."

Listing NGR: SE1437316723

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26428309

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