29-31 Southgate Street, Gloucester
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Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 17 May 2015
A grand mid-C18th pair - semi-detached when built apparently. The entrance and Venetian window "derives from W. & J. Halfpenny's Modern Builder's Assistant (1747)" (Image]). The parapet has clearly been rebuilt. Grade II* listed. Shops were Mind (charity) and Nevitt. The latter sold lights but its own appear to have been permanently turned off since this photo.
