St Thomas Hospital (Original Building With The Rear Wing In The Courtyard)

1. 5086 SJ 8989 10/181

SHAW HEATH (North-East Side) St Thomas Hospital (original building with the rear wing in the Courtyard)

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2. Formerly the workhouse. 1841, by Bowman. 2 storeys in brick, now rendered, with rusticated quoins. Welsh slate roof. String cornice. Ends project, each with 1 hung sash window with glazing bars over double door of 4 panels beneath rectangular fanlight of 4 panels in doorway with plain pilasters with flat hood on consoles. The centre has 1-3-1 windows, hung sashes with glazing bars, the outer ones narrow. Chamfered stone band between storeys. 2 windows to ground floor without glazing bars flank modern door beneath rectangular fanlight with narrow flanking lights beneath shallow pediment on long consoles. 3 steps. Plinth. Rear wing in courtyard of 4 and 3 storeys in red brick with Welsh slate roof. End pavilions of 3 windows with links of 3 storeys and 6 windows (some blocked) then block of 4 storeys and 3 windows, 1 window and 3 storeys, to canted centre block of 1-3-1 windows, with clock and campanile above with paired pilasters and lead cupola.

Listing NGR: SJ8943589457