Description

SJ 39 SW WALLASEY THE BRIGHTON P.H.

3/85 No 127 Brighton Street
Egremont

GV II

Public house. 1886. Coursed and roughly tooled rubble with dressings to show
fronts, brick elsewhere. Roof: Alternating grey and purple slates, green to
corner turret. Plan: Now 2 rooms served from a single central bar. Markedly
asymmetrical Gothic Revival elevations (to Brighton Street and Buchanan Road)
with tall corner turret. 3 storeys. Turret: Polygonal, crenellated (with
slate spire); varied Gothic windows to all floors. Brighton Street: Principal
entrance forms 3rd of 4 bays; doorway with good carved foliage to capitals and
lintel frieze, also to spandrels of the large corbels that support the first
floor canted oriel, 1:2:1 lancets, with pierced parapet. Bays 1-3 under steep
gables with pendant finials supporting seated griffins; paired lancets to upper
floors, those to first with hoodmoulds and connecting string; shallow 3-window
bay to ground floor, bay 1; 4th bay similar to others but with no 2nd floor
windows or gable. Buchanan Road: 3 bays, the centre forming a 3-window
entrance wing, pointed arched windows to upper floors, shafted to first, the
doorway deeply recessed under moulded arch with panelled double doors, offset
with 2 windows to left. Shallow left-hand bay and (to right) a canted and
crenellated storeyed 1:2:1 bay, the windows as to turret. Stone coping through-
out; sashes to several upper floor windows. Interior altered but with glass in
porch representing Summer and Spring (by S Evans & Son).

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SJ 39 SW WALLASEY BUCHANAN ROAD

3/85 (that part of The
Brighton PH contained
within Buchanan Road )
Egremont
GV
See The Brighton PH, No 127 Brighton Street.

Listing NGR: SJ3201391498

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26563176

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