Richmond, England

Part of an early C19 range of small stone houses set back from the road with gardens in front and forming two sides of a small squaew. Two storeys in coursed rubble with asbestos pantile roof.

Probably a fellmonger's workshop or warehouse, now a disused warehouse. Probably late C17, with some C19 alterations.

Main elevation on Rosemary Lane:- C18. No 11 has two storeys and attics.

Late C18 or early C19 cottages. Two storeys in rubble with stone slate roofs.

Late C18 or early C19. Two storeys in rubble with yellow brick chimneys at gable ends. Two windows, stone voussoirs, hung sashes with glazing bars. Door of four fielded panels, stone voussoirs.

No 7 is C18. Two storeys, rough rendered over uncoursed rubble.

Hotel, Public House. 1897, architect unknown.

No 72. Stable with loft/accommodation over. Late C18, restored 1893 (date on keystone).

Roman Catholic Church. 1867-8, designed by George Goldie. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and slate roofs.

House and attached school rooms. c1850. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and slate roofs with coped gables.