Scarborough, England

Music Hall, now bar. 1859, altered C20. Red brick with stucco dressings now painted. Slate roof and rendered brick parapet. Facade has two C20 shop fronts with rusticated pilasters and upper casement windows, with above a moulded entablature.

Completed 1826. 4 segmental braced iron arches on plain tapering stone piers with stone abutments, The raising of road level under bridge has largely destroyed original effect of dramatic view through to Old Town and harbour.

Circa 1860. Probably built at same time as Paxton's new Spa building of 1858. Brick red and grey banded on ground floor. Weather boarded 1st floor. Hipped low pitch slate roof with deeply overhanging chalet eaves with fretted boards.

These piers form the Old Harbour and East Harbour.

Massive very tall granite obelisque erected after 1918 on north end of Oliver's Mount and very prominent landmark overlooking South Bay.

Row of circa 1840 small 2 storey houses built of red brick with grey headers. Common low pitch gable end slate roof, shallow eaves.

Parish church. 1861-62 by G F Bodley. An early and exceptionally fine example of this architect's oeuvre.

Mid C19, probably refronting of earlier building, 3 storeys attic and basement stuccoed. Moulded cornice and frieze.

Late C18 altered. 4 storeys rendered brick.

The address shall be amended to read:- RAMSHILL ROAD1605 St Andrews United Reformed ChurchTA 0487 6/ 315.