Description

SD 5192 SE KENDAL KIRKLAND
(East side)

11/80 Ring 0' Bells
Public House
16-5-84
G.V. II

Public house, at right-angles to road. 1741 for Thomas Barker, church sexton;
later additions and alterations. Coursed rubble; north side rendered, south
side incised stucco. Graduated slate roofs; stone mid and end chimneys. 7 bays
overall; 2 western bays 3-storey (2nd floor added?), rest 2-storey. South
elevation has 2 panelled doors, under canopies, on left and 3 segment-headed
doors (originally to stables) on right; windows are insertions and
replacements. 4 sashes to each floor on north elevation are probably original
(most retain wide glazing bars); 2 segment-headed sashes to 1st floor left
possibly original, rest are insertions. Said to have been built on consecrated
ground; frequented by church wardens and bell-ringers in C18. Interior retains
Victorian details and arrangement with front bar, side room, and larger back
room all supplied from central serving area. Included mainly for its position
in the churchyard group.

Listing NGR: SD5163292120

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26438815

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  The green guide for historic buildings: how to improve the environmental performance of listed and historic buildings
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