Description

1. MILITARY ROAD
995 WINNOCK'S TERRACE
Nos 1 to 6 (consec)
(Winnock's Almshouses)
TM 0024 14/162 24.2.50.

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2.
Built in 1678 by John Winnock. Long range of 6 tenements in red brick,
and a good example of the brickwork of the period. 2 storeys, the roofs
tiled. The north front is divided into 3 bays by pilasters and there is
a moulded brick band between the storeys; the north and south bays have
a parapet, the centre bay a pediment. 6-window range of broad double
hung sashes with glazing bars, original doors of 2 panels with bolection
moulding, the 2 centre doorways combined into one architectural composition
by 3 pilasters topped by half balls and a broken voluted pediment;
In the main pediment are also 2 sunk inscription panels: within the
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pediment are 2 sunk panels, one with the initials I M and the other
with the date 1678.

Listing NGR: TM0011424714

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17536522

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