Former almshouses, Eastleach, Gloucestershire
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Former almshouses, Eastleach, Gloucestershire
Image: © Oswald Bertram Taken: 30 Jun 2015
Former almshouses, now row of 4 houses. 1871 for T.S. Bazley. Coursed rock-faced rubble limestone; rubble chimneys with ashlar tops; red clay tile roofs. Single-storey. Front: central and 2 end parapet gables to projecting end wings. Pointed trefoil headed panel to central gable: 'THE GIFT OF WILLIAM ATKINSON IN MEMORY OF ROBERT TAPDNER'. Cross window with flat hoodmould to end gables; 2-light mullioned casements to main range. Four projecting vertical boarded gabled porches with original plank doors and leaded side windows. Three ridge-mounted chimneys with rounded corners to ashlar shafts. (Source:Historic England)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.745238
Longitude
-1.712155