Dressmakers' Den Godalming Museum is a Grade II listed building in the Waverley local planning authority area, England. First listed on 18 December 1947. A C18 Shop and museum. 3 related planning applications.

Dressmakers' Den Godalming Museum

WRENN ID
odd-hearth-mint
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Waverley
Country
England
Date first listed
18 December 1947
Type
Shop and museum
Source
Historic England listing

Description

GODALMING HIGH STREET SU 9643 NE (south side) 12/118 Nos 107 and 109 (Dressmakers' Den) and 18.12.47 109A (Godalming Museum) (formerly listed as No 68) GV II

2 houses now shop and museum Of 2 builds, probably early C15 and later C15 or early C16; altered; refronted early-mid C18; altered C20. Timber frame with plastered wattle and daub infill; refronted and mostly clad in painted brick in Flemish bond. Concealed plain tile roof. Earliest building of 2 storeys, 1 x 2 bays (possibly truncated at rear), set gable-end to road; built adjoining this on the right is a 2-storey, 3-bay Wealden house with central open hall and jettied end bays, the right-hand bay now incorporated in no 111 (q.v.); the whole building refronted C18, presenting facade of 2½ storeys, 5 bays. High Street elevation: early C20 shop front has 2 recessed shop doors each glazed above a fielded panel the recesses with tessellated pavements and moulded plaster ceilings; later C20 door on right (to 109A); plate-glass shop windows on glazed brown-brick plinths; flanking fluted pilasters and console brackets; corniced fascia with shaped pediment to centre. 1st floor: wooden cross-windows with old leaded glazing and iron casements under flat brick arches. 2nd floor: platband; shorter, blind windows. Roof hipped on right and with ridge stack to right. Left return: left bay has timber-framing on 1st floor with tall panels and an old 3-light diamond-leaded casement window. C20 wing added to rear left and rear addition not of special interest. Interior: on 1st floor timber- framing is exposed. The left-hand building has short arch braces to central cambered tie-beam which has traces of old painting and supports crown post with broad braces to collar purlin; rear bay has collared rafters. The former Wealden house has timber-framed partition walls separating end and central bays and crown-post trusses, the posts arch-braced to tie-beams and straight braced to collar purlin (post and tie beam of left truss removed).

Listing NGR: SU9686243797

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