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Date of photo: 2010	Picture source: John Yeadon
The Weavers was situated at 5-7 Upper Millergate. This grade-II listed pub was later known as Cobbles and is now in retail use. Out the back of the property there is access to the Sunbridge Wells underground complex.
Listed building details:
1879. Same design and build as Nos 34 to 44 (even) Sunbridge Road qv. Four-storeys, sandstone ashlar terrace, each front slightly stepped. Four windows each. Modern shop fronts and public house under ground floor entablature with heavy carved console brackets surmounted by modified anthemion crests. Sill bands and moulded projecting eaves cornices. First floor windows have architrave surrounds with cornices over. Fine quality masonry.
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