The Old Duke

In the entry for LITTLEBOROUGH EALEES

1/26 No 10 (Ye Olde Duke) and 12

The address shall be amended to read EALEES

No 10 (The Old Duke) and 12

The last line of the list description should be amended to read "1860, used as a public house - The Duke of York"

SD 91 NW LITTLEBOROUGH EALEES 1/26 No. 10 (Ye Olde Duke) - and 12

G.V. II House and 3 workers' cottages (now a house) added at rear. 1820 for Edmund Kershaw, engine maker. Cottages added in 1850s. Hammer-dressed watershot stone with graduated stone slate roof. Single-depth central-entrance house with 3 bays and 3 storeys with 3 one-room (plus attic and cellar) cottages at rear. Symmetrical elevation has quoins, central door with square-cut surrounds and 6 or 4-pane sash windows (two of which are replaced by C20 casements) on ground and first floors. Continuous workshop window on top floor most of the flat-faced mullioned lights having been rendered over. Gable chimney stacks. The rear cottages, entered at first floor level, each have a square-cut door surround, a 2-light flat-faced mullion window and eaves which have been raised to accommodate another storey. The house was, in 1860, used as a public house - The Duke of Norfolk.

Listing NGR: SD9423616290