The Lockwood Arms

The Lockwood Arms is a public house located at 54 and 56 Green Lane in Kingston upon Hull. It was built in 1914 and has undergone minor alterations in the late 20th century. Designed by Freeman, Son & Gaskell, the building features red brick with faience tile decoration and has plain tile hipped roofs with two brick stacks and wooden dentilated eaves.

The structure stands three storeys tall, with a prominent south-west canted corner showcasing a faience tile front. This corner includes a raised panel and flanking panelled pilasters topped with a segmental pediment, which frames a circular opening adorned with a keystone and foliage decoration. Above this, there is another raised panel with the name "The Lockwood Arms" in a curved top, also featuring a keystone and flanking panelled pilasters.

The south facade has a faience ground floor with a central doorway set in a panelled pilaster surround, leading to double doors with a blocked overlight. Flanking casement windows are set in brick surrounds above raised panels, accompanied by outer panelled pilasters. On the upper level, there are three glazing bar sash windows, each with faience keystones and flanking pilasters. Above these, a small central sash is flanked by larger sashes that rise through the eaves into the gables.

The west facade also features a faience ground floor, with an off-centre blocked doorway in a faience pilaster surround, flanked by canted bay windows over raised panels. There are two similar doorways to the left. Above this, a faience entablature leads to a canted two-storey oriel staircase window, which is flanked by two glazing bar sashes with keystones and a linking band. Above, there are single three-light sashes that rise through the eaves into the gables, with additional sashes to the left on each floor.

Inside, the pub boasts a coloured glazed tile dado, an ornate panelled plaster ceiling, and a large bar set within a segmental arch. A similar arch frames the inglenook fireplace, which features a panelled bar front. The Lockwood Arms was originally built for The Hull Brewery Company Limited.