Slaughterhouse is a Grade II listed building in the Gosport local planning authority area, England. First listed on 13 August 1999. Industrial facility. 8 related planning applications.

Slaughterhouse

WRENN ID
leaning-passage-falcon
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Gosport
Country
England
Date first listed
13 August 1999
Type
Industrial facility
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SZ 6160 WEEVIL LANE 1137/5/10018 ROYAL CLARENCE VICTUALLING YARD 13-AUG-99 (East side) SLAUGHTERHOUSE

GV II

Slaughterhouse at naval victualling yard; now store. 1854 - 5. Red brick with Portland stone dressings, slate hipped roof with a ridge vent. Italianate style. Rectangular plan with N receiving house and attached large butchering house. Single storey; 3:12- window range. Stone plinth and impost band all round, the sides with an arcade of keyed round arches with matching 6/3-pane sashes, brick infill below on the W side, the E quay side has vertical timber mullions to the lower section; above are rectangular eaves lights with C20 glazing. The E side has a cast-iron swing hoist to the S end. S return has central double doors to a flat head. N block has a central double door with flanking round-arched lights, and 3-window quay side.

INTERIOR: Main section has a wide timber roof with strutted queen posts, ceiled mid C20, with cast-iron supports and braces, and fixtures for butchering and for operating the ridge louvres. N block has a timber king post roof.

HISTORY: The N section received the live beasts, and the long range was for butchering and preparing the meat. An important functional part of this large victualling yard, a butchering facility was added to the grand bakery and mill complex, opened in 1832. This is one of the first large industrial food processing plants in the country, and is indicative of the considerable scale of the navy's victualling operation, on an important site overlooking the river.

The Slaughterhouse was built in its current location having been relocated from adjacent to the landing stage for the Royal Yacht due to many complaints from the Royal Household of 'offensive effluvia' from the old slaughterhouse which discharged into the harbour where the Royal Yacht moored.

(Source: D Evans: The Granary/Mill/Bakehouse complex at the Royal Clarence Yard, with the Hydraulic Engine House and the Slaughterhouse. Report for Berkeley Homes, 2000, p.14)

Listing NGR: SU6165800327

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