Description

In the entry for:

INKPEN Weavers Lane
School and School House

SU 36 SE
15/34
11.4.72
II
The entry shall be amended to read:

SU 36 SE INKPEN Weavers Lane
Inkpen Primary School
15/34
11.4.72 II

School and School house. 1877 (school records). Red brick with grey dressings and
decorative tile hanging. Plain tiled roofs. Irregular cruciform plan with
extensions in North East angle, School Rooms form North and east arms. 1 storey
school and 2 storey house, large chimney at junction of cross arms, plinth, moulded
brick string at cill level on school, blue brick band at first floor level and
moulded brick string at 1st floor cill level on house. West Elevation: School to
Left, 4 windows alternating 2 and 3-light casements, the 2-light casements with
cambered heads and the 3-light with pointed arches over running into eaves gables
and tile hanging in tympana; on right, roof carried down over boarded entrance door
with pointed arched fanlight to form canopy on brackets at junction with house.
House breaks forward with gabled cross wing, tile hung on 1st floor, with one 3-
light window of sashes on ground floor and 2-light sash on first floor under pointed
arch; gabled bay set back to right with one cross glazed sash above large tiled
porch on cut gothick timber supports having board door with 2 small glazed panels
inside. Large C20 extension with flat roof to East not of special interest.
Interior school house has original doors and stair.

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INKPEN WEAVERS LANE
SU 36 SE
15/34 School and School House
11.4.72
II

School and Schoolhouse. Circa 1850 by G.E. Street. Red brick with grey
dressings and decorative tile hanging. Plain tiled roofs. Irregular
cruciform plan with extensions in North East angle, School Rooms form North
and East arms. 1 storey school and 2 storey house, large chimney at junction
of cross arms, plinth, moulded brick string at cill level on school, blue
brick band at first floor level and moulded brick string at 1st floor cill
level on house. West Elevation:School to Left, 4 windows alternating 2 and
3-light casements, the 2-light casements with cambered heads and the 3-light
with pointed arches over running into eaves gables and tile hanging in tympana,
roof carried down over boarded entrance door with pointed arched fanlight
to form canopy on brackets at junction with house. House breaks forward with
gabled cross wing, tile hung on let floor, with one 3-light window of coupled
sliding sashes on ground floor and 2-light sash on first floor under pointed
arch, gabled set back to right with one cross glazed sash above large tiled
porch on cut gothick timber supports. Large C20 extension with flat roof
to East not of special interest.

Listing NGR: SU3687564536

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26515643

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