The Ship Hotel was built on waterlogged ground in circa 1935 for Home Brewery, to the designs of Baily and Eberlin. It was constructed around a steel frame with reinforced concrete walls. This clipping is a half-tone mechanical print, mounted in the 'Licensed Premises I' portfolio of clippings from the journal 'Architecture Illustrated'; a series of portfolios showing examples of modern architecture produced in the early to mid-twentieth century.
This is part of the Volume: ARI01/01 Architecture Illustrated portfolio: Licensed Premises I; within the Collection: ARI01 Architecture Illustrated: Licensed Premises & Architecture Illustrated: Village Halls, Institutes and Clubs
Source: Historic England Archive
Architect: Baily And Eberlin
Mid 20th Century Public House, Mid 20th Century Hotel
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