Royal British Legion, 44 Beverley Road, Hull
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Royal British Legion, 44 Beverley Road, Hull
Image: © David Wright Taken: 14 Nov 2007
This building is situated on the corner of Beverley Road and College Street. Pevsner says "No. 44, an unusual stuccoed cottage of c.1837 probably by H.F. Lockwood who was architect of Kingston College (Now Kingston Youth Centre) to the N. The cottage was originally single storey; it has a Gothic doorway to the ground floor but windows with Classical detail to the first floor. It was seemingly the college lodge. The Gothic stone gate-pier to the l. is identical to the pair at the present entrance to the Youth Centre."
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Image Location
Latitude
53.749832
Longitude
-0.347125