Description

TQ 3080 NW CITY OF WESTMINSTER ROSE STREET, WC2
72/27
15.1.73 The Lamb and Flag
Public House
G.V. II
Public house. c.1688 or early C.18 carcase, front rebuilt 1958. Red brick
front, stock brick rear but with probably original plum coloured brick to
remains of closet wing, slate roof. Convincing early C.19 style elevation.
3 storeys and attic in old slate roof. 2 windows wide. Ground floor has
wooden pilastered public house front with central window flanked by double
doors, under entablature-fascia and to right passage entry to Lazenby
Court. Recessed glazing bar sashes to upper floors under flat gauged
arches with keystones. Parapet with coping. Rear wall retains part of
original closet wing and the open passage to Lazenby Court on the pub side
has framed and weatherboarded facing probably late C.18 or early C.19.
Interior retains part of dog leg staircase and some plain panelling on
ground and 1st floors.
Survey of London; Vol. XXXVI.

Listing NGR: TQ3016080870

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Lamb and Flag at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q18353351

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