Description

TL 1821
12/155

ST PAUL'S WALDEN
HIGH STREET (South side)
Whitwell
No. 67 (The Maiden's Head Public House)

GV II

Public house. C18 or earlier origin, recorded as the Queen's Head in
1774, altered C19. Red brick possibly encasing a timber frame. Front
roughcast with applied half-timbering to 1st floor; steep old red tile
roof, main part hipped. A long 2-storeys and cellar building set back
from the road facing N. Lower 2-storeys wing at E. E bay of main range
has lower ground floor and 1st floor levels concealed by uniform roof. N
front has central entrance up 4 steps with gabled trellis porch. 4
windows to ground floor. 3-lights small-pane casements but 2-light lower
window to E bay, with a similar window over under the eaves. 2 gabled
dormers on front eaves light the 1st floor. E wing has small 2-lights
small-panes flush casement window to 1st floor and half-glazed 5 panels
door. Cellar flap under W window of front. Interior has axial chamfered
beams, large rearwall chimneys to 2 bays to E of door. Included for
group value.

Listing NGR: TL1845421104

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26471581

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  Churches: An Architectural Guide (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Introductions)
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