Description

FAVERSHAM THE MALL TR 0160 (east side) (F 76) 12/366 Crown and Anchor public house Interior not inspected GV II

Public House. Circa 1846, certainly in existence by 1847 (brewery records); altered early C20. Red brick and slate roof. Three storeys with boxed eaves to hipped roof with stacks to left and to right. Regular fenestration of 3 half sized glazing bar sashes on second floor, 3 full sized on first floor and plate glass 'pub' windows on ground floor, that to right in englarged opening with keyed segmental head. Central half-glazed door in moulded round headed doorway with moulded brick pilaster and cornice surround, and half-glazed door inserted to right with keyed segmental head to match altered window; scrolled wrought iron sign bracket with painted sign at right on first floor. Return and rear elevations with regular sashed fenestration. Reported altera- tions to interior.

See Faversham Papers no.19, Inns and Taverns of Faversham.

Listing NGR: TR0140460711

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