Naylor's Row, Kingston upon Hull
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Naylor's Row, Kingston upon Hull
Image: © Bernard Sharp Taken: 14 Feb 2014
At the junction with Strawberry Street, The Blacksmith's Arms, No.35 Naylor's Row, extensive alterations and rebuilding 1929 in Neo-Georgian style for Darley's. Replaced earlier Victorian pub, circa 1840, originally known as The Iron Moulders Arms, and from circa 1860 The Blacksmith's Arms. Fine tiled corner panel depicting Darley's armoured horse trademark.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.747416
Longitude
-0.322045