SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET

SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET, FISH DOCK ROAD

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Heritage Category:: Listed Building
Grade:: II
List Entry Number:: 1379835
Date first listed:: 30-Jun-1999
List Entry Name:: SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET
Statutory Address:: SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET, FISH DOCK ROAD

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Heritage Category:: Listed Building
Grade:: II
List Entry Number:: 1379835
Date first listed:: 30-Jun-1999
List Entry Name:: SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET
Statutory Address 1:: SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET, FISH DOCK ROAD

This List entry helps identify the building designated at this address for its special architectural or historic interest.

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For these purposes, to be included within the curtilage of the building, the object or structure must have formed part of the land since before 1st July 1948.

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This List entry helps identify the building designated at this address for its special architectural or historic interest.

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Location

Statutory Address:: SHOP AND WAREHOUSE AT CORNER OF FISH DOCK ROAD, HUTTON ROAD AND CROSS STREET, FISH DOCK ROAD

The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.

District:: North East Lincolnshire (Unitary Authority)
Parish:: Non Civil Parish
National Grid Reference:: TA 27900 10929

Details

GRIMSBY

TA2710NE FISH DOCK ROAD, The Docks 699-1/7/119 (East side) Shop and warehouse at corner of Fish Dock Road, Hutton Road and Cross Street

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Former butcher's shop and warehouses. 2 builds: 1890 range at corner of Fish Dock Road and Hutton Road, and earlier C19 adjoining range at corner of Hutton Road and Cross Street, with C20 alterations. 1890 range incorporating butcher's shop for Cosalt Ltd (the Grimsby Coal, Salt and Tanning Company), probably designed by HC Scaping of Grimsby. Red brick with ashlar dressings. Welsh slate roof. Low Countries Baroque style. Occupies corner site, with canted angle. EXTERIOR: 3 storeys; one bay to Hutton Road, 2 unequal bays to Fish Dock Street. Chamfered plinth. Pilaster strips flanking the main bay to each front. Good corner shopfront to Hutton Road and part of Fish Dock Road. Entrance at corner has ashlar front with moulded round-arched opening containing 2-fold panelled door beneath chamfered lintel and painted relief in the tympanum with a shield in scrolled foliage and strapwork surround. To left (Hutton Road): three 4-pane shop windows with rounded tops, wood mullions and glazing bars, and small-paned frieze above with glazing bars. Brick apron with central ashlar panel with chamfered segmental-arched glazed panel. Section to right (Fish Dock Road) has two 2-light mullioned windows each with 2 panes and similar small-paned frieze, brick and ashlar apron with a blind segmental-arched panel. Wood shop front surround with fluted pilasters with small medallions to the moulded capitals, continuous pulvinated frieze and dosserets with C17-style relief decoration of jewelled cartouches and strapwork, moulded cornice and scrolled pediment above corner entrance with relief in tympanum of Grimsby coat of arms in scrolled foliage. Flagpole above. Upper floors have flush ashlar bands at window sill and impost level. The corner bay has a plate-glass first-floor sash beneath a segmental brick arch, and a stone panel on the second floor inscribed "AD/1890". The 2 main bays to each side are flanked by pilaster strips rising to shaped gables. That to left has a pair of first-floor plate-glass sashes and a pair of 8/8 second-floor sashes beneath segmental arches; coped convex-shaped gable with flush bands, angle pilasters with ball finials, and a central corbelled ashlar pilaster

strip rising to a panelled pier with strapwork supports and ball finial. Fish Dock Road front to right has similar pilastered bay to left with a single first-floor sash beneath a double timber lintel, a single second-floor glazing bar window beneath a timber lintel with, above, a blind round arch with 3 raised keystones, the central one carrying a pulvinated dosseret and pilaster strip rising to a shaped gable with similar details to Hutton Road front. To right, ground-floor waggon entrance with part-glazed double doors incorporating glazing bar lights, beneath timber lintel; small segmental-arched windows with sills to each side. First floor: part-glazed double door beneath lintel, single plate-glass sash to left. Second floor has 2/2 sash beneath a narrow coped shaped gable with central slit-light and ball finial. Moulded brick eaves cornice. Roof hipped to corner. Range adjoining to left has main front to Hutton Road with 6 windows, secondary front to Cross Street with 4 first-floor openings, and canted angle to street corner. Brown brick with red brick dressings and stuccoed ground floor to Hutton Road; slate roof. Hutton Road front. Ground floor has early C20 channelled rustication, sill band, dentilled cornice; 2 groups of four 1/1 sashes to right in architraves, entrance to left with recessed panelled door and overlight in surround with fluted pilasters and dosserets and moulded segmental pediment. To left of this a single-pane window in pilastered wooden surround. Rusticated section continues around the canted corner bay, with a window in a pilastered and pedimented surround similar to Hutton Road entrance. First floor windows with glazing bars and stone sills beneath cambered brick arches. Second floor has four 6/6 horizontal sliding sashes with similar sills and arches, and a wide loading door to the right with double doors beneath a segmental brick arch and timber hoist-beam at eaves level. Stepped brick eaves. Roof hipped to left. Canted angle to corner has stuccoed first floor and single 6/6 sliding sash to second-floor. Cross Street front: rendered ground floor with C20 casements; first floor with loading door to left beneath segmental arch, 3 glazing-bar windows; second floor with loading door to left beneath lintel with steel hoist arm above, 2 glazing-bar windows. Openings with brick arches and stone sills. INTERIOR: not inspected. Like the nearby Tom Taylor's in Fish Dock Road (qv), these ranges are a good example of the combined shops and warehouses that characterize Grimsby Docks, dating from the period when Grimsby was the world's foremost fishing port. Cosalt was one of the largest fishing industry companies, with

branches worldwide. Other former Cosalt buildings include the Waterproof Clothing Factory in Robinson Street East (qv), the Net Workshop attached to the Fisher Lads Home, Victor Street (qv) and the Grimsby Cordage Works, Convamore Road (qv).

Listing NGR: TA2790010929

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Legacy System number:: 479269
Legacy System:: LBS

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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.