Canning Arms

Description

This information is taken from the statutory List as it was in 2001 and may not be up to date.

SO 72 NE HARTPURY GLOUCESTER ROAD (west side)

4/50 Canning Arms



II

Public house; early to mid C19; English bond brickwork, with squared, coursed blue lias for stable, all painted: tiled roof.

'L' plan, cross-wing on left, running away from road: 2 storey.

Main block 4 windows wide. Open, single-storey porch with timber posts on stone bases, hipped, lead roof, 4 panel door at back on right. To right single storey bay, projects square for depth of porch, then canted end, 3 equal faces each with 16-pane sash window: hipped, tiled roof. To left of porch 2 two-light wooden casement windows, slightly cambered rubbed brick arches. First floor similar windows. On left gable of cross wing, parapet to gutter to rest of front: plain brick chimney on ridge at junction with cross-wing and on right gable. To right, single-storey wing, with 4-pane casement window in hipped dormer against gable of main block. Below, 5 small 1970's windows: ridge chimney at end.

Beyond, slightly lower stable block, central boarded door with stone voussoirs to cambered arch; either side wooden casement window with flat brick arch.

Listing NGR: SO7991325366

Content

This is part of the Series: IOE01/0565 IOE Records taken by Geoffrey Dawson; within the Collection: IOE01 Images Of England

Rights

© Geoffrey Dawson. Source: Historic England Archive

This photograph was taken for the Images of England project