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Shop premises, Queen Street, Burslem


Area
Burslem
Street
Queen Street
Heritage No.
19a b
Grade
II
Date Listed
19 April 1972
Building: Shop premises - numbers 36-38 and 40 Queen Street
Location: STOKE ON TRENT SJ8649NE
Description:  Built 1868 in a Tudor Gothic style. The facade is on a curve, built of brick with stone dressings.


The listed buildings 36-38 and 40 Queen Street
The listed buildings 36-38 and 40 Queen Street
to the left is St. John's Square

photo: Mr Brian Peach  - Oct 2000


The shop on the corner which is (at time of photo) Bourne Sports, was previously 
Hammersley's drapery. On the right can be seen the beginning 
of the expansive indoor market, built in 1878 with an impressive frontage. 

 

Old postcard of Queen Street - looking from St. John Square
Old postcard of Queen Street - looking from St. John Square

Looking directly down Queen Street with Hammersley's drapers on the left

 

photos: Steve Birks - Jan 2000


Group of shops. Dated 1868.

Brick with stone dressings and slate roofs. 3 storeys, 6 bays, built on a curve returning into St John's Square.

Inserted shop front to left, then 3 stilted arches over windows, with shafts with heavy foliate capitals, and a wider archway formerly giving rear access.

Grouped windows above, divided by cylindrical shafts and with continuous bands. Hood moulds over 2-centred arched windows form a continuous arcade. Stilted arched windows to attic storey. Modillion eaves cornice, gathered axial and gable stacks.


Queen Street is named after the pottery ware Wedgwood made for Queen Charlotte in 1765. 

on St. John's Square


 


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