Former Old England (Albion Restaurant), 226, Red Bank Road, Ingthorpe
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Description
Two storeys in four bays with jettied first floor storey. Constructed from brick with half timber decoration to first floor and red tiled roof. Ground floor has red sandstone mullioned windows with entrance in third bay with Tudor style doorway and red sandstone dressings. 8-light mullioned canted bay window to second bay. Much of the original stained glass now replaced with clear glass in original openings throughout ground floor. Large stained glass window remains at the rear. First floor has gables to 2nd and 3rd bays with timber windows and wide barge boards. 4-light timber mullions to 1st and 4th bays, all with leaded lights. Tall brick chimneys to centre and each end of the roof. Single storey rear extension to the east end with tall lateral chimney stack appears to be contemporary with the front of the building but with remodelled windows.
Statement of Significance
Age
Designed in 1938.Architectural and Artistic Interest
Substantial Tudor style public house designed by local architect JB Singleton for Burtonwood Brewery Ltd.Historic Interest
The public house replaced the 19th century Albion Hotel on the site.Archaeological Interest
Built on the site of an earlier building so has good archaeological potential.
Date Listed
n/a
Find Out More
Find out more about this Asset in Lancashire Local List:
https://local-heritage-list.org.uk/lancashire/asset/224
https://local-heritage-list.org.uk/lancashire/asset/224