Description

SANDWELL MB BIRMINGHAM STREET (north side)
SO 9989 NW
Oldbury
16/49 No 32 (The Junction
Public House)
29.10.79
GV II

Public House. Mid-C19. Brick with painted stucco or stone dressings and
slate roof. Three storeys, with three bays to both west and south. Ground
floor has fluted Doric pilasters carrying entablature. In the centre of the
west wall is a truncated pilaster separating two C20 windows. To each side
there is a doorway flanked by pilasters. The windows of the south wall are
all flanked by pilasters, the middle one being narrower. At the left is a
doorway. The west elevation has chamfered quoins to the upper storeys. The
windows to both elevations are sashed with margin lights. Those to the first
floor have a decorated sill band, and cornices on brackets, also with decoration.
The second floor windows have decorated sills. Bracketed eaves. Roof hipped
at west, gabled at east. Chimneys between second and third bays of south
elevation, in front of and behind ridge, and in line with first bay.

Listing NGR: SO9910089509

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26343540

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