» Main Index
» Search This Site
» Submit Update
» Contact Us
|
|
|
Home > Yorkshire >
Sheffield > S1
> Stone House
Stone House
 |
|
Picture source:
Peter Ashworth |
|
|
|
|
The Stone House was situated at 19-21 Church Street.
This grade-II listed pub opened in 1790. |
|
|
|
I lived here from about1958 to 1960. The Cathedral grounds
became my garden to walk my dog. My father was the manager of this pub and
we lived in a flat over the premises |
|
Carol Evans (August 2012) |
|
|
|
Listed
building details: |
|
Public house. c1840, with late C20
alterations. Ashlar. Roof not visible. Single brick stack. Plinth, first
floor band and sillband, eaves cornice, shaped blocking course. 2 storeys; 5
window range. Windows are mainly 12 pane sashes. Projecting single bay
centre flanked by single bay recesses, and beyond, single bay end pavilions.
Centre has a window with moulded surround and bracketed cornice. Recesses
have single windows with eared surrounds. Pavilions have panelled flanking
pilasters and single windows, and are topped with scrolled pediments. Below
the windows, a band inscribed "1795 White & Sons late Thomas Aldam 1795".
Below, remains of rusticated centre with large late C20 doorway and to its
right, a C20 glazing bar shop window with Gothic tracery. To left, a 12 pane
sash. Beyond, on either side, the pavilions have rusticated ground floors
with recessed round-headed doorways with fanlights. Over the doors,
round-arched panels inscribed "The Stone House" and "Private Lodgings". |
|
|
|
Do you have any anecdotes, historical information, updates or photos of this pub? Become a contributor by submitting them here. Like this site? Follow us on
|
|
Contacts |
|
Make email contact with other ex-customers and landlords of this pub by adding your details to this page. |
|
|