Description

MIDDLESBROUGH ALBERT ROAD,
NZ 4920 SE east side.

9/3 No. 34 (Trustee
Saving Bank).
G.V. II
Offices, 1905 by R. Lofthouse (Middlesbrough). Brick in English bond, with
sandstone dressings and ashlar gable. Plain clay tile roof. Domestic
Revival style. 3 storeys and attic, 2 bays, gable fronted. Left
round-headed panelled door in hollow-chamfered surround. Enriched spandrels
and 3-light mullioned overlight, flanked by wall posts on corbels. Right,
late C20 bank frontage and continuous fascia. 2-storey segment-plan oriel
windows, with hollow-chamfered mullions and transomes, leaded lights,
moulded sills, cornices, and panelled parapets. Shaped gable holds similar
window under dripstone. Short bartizans, with ornate iron finials, at ends.
Flagpole on roof, and corniced transverse end stacks. INTERIOR: front room
on first floor has Jacobean-style geometric interlace-pattern plaster
ceiling panels with moulded ribs, leafy bosses and cornice. Wood dado
panelling and plain fireplaces. Formerly known as Maritime Buildings.

Listing NGR: NZ4960720481

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26432673

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