Description

TQ 3080 SW CITY OF WESTMINSTER WHITEHALL SW1
83/56 (East side)
5.2.70 Whitehall House
(Nos 41 and 43)
GV II
Offices and chambers. 1904 by Treadwell and Martin. Stone faced, slate.
Distinctive Free Style Jacobethan - late Gothic typical of the partnership,
with strong vertical emphasis, in a manner developing the lead given by Wilson
and Townsend. 6 storeys and attic. 3 windows wide. Altered shop front to ground
floor with 4-centred arched doorway to left. 3-storeyed mullioned-transomed
oriel with leaded casements to centre,above which is a large tripartite mullioned
window, with traceried arches to side lights, under deeply moulded segmental arch
beneath eaves. The flanking bays, with cross-mullioned leaded windows, are
defined by prominent, sharply profiled mullion-piers rising as finials above
the twuast, tower-like, stages which have bowed, pierced work, corbelled
balconettes on 2 sides and pyramidal roofs. The steep main roof has dormer
and crowning,octagonal,louvred lantern with coppered spirelet and weathervane.

Listing NGR: TQ3009580273

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Whitehall House at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q20714174

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