Description

SK1109NE
1094-1/5/145
06/03/70

LICHFIELD
QUONIAN'S LANE
(North West side)
No.2

GV
II

Part of office and shop. Early C19. Painted brick; tile roof.
L-plan. 2 storeys; 2-window range. Segmental-headed entrance
to left of centre has 6-panel door, 2 glazed; C20 plaque above
has inscription: AD 1555. Large 3-light shop window to left
end with return light; window to right end has 3-light window
with timber lintel; 1st floor has large window to left end,
canted out from wall at right end, with 3 fixed lights and
horizontally sliding sash with cusped frieze, left return
light; window to right end has 2-light small-paned casement.
INTERIOR: shop has beams with scissor bracing between; 1st
floor above has exposed roof trusses. Similar C19 range to
right; workshop to right end has continuous 1st-floor glazing;
attached specimens of the firm's relief work.
Robert Bridgeman came to Lichfield to work on the restoration
of the cathedral and founded his own stonemason's business in
1879, which had moved to Quonian's Lane by 1882.

Listing NGR: SK1174109653

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26489493

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