Gloucester, England

Two shops and former dwellings. Early C19, with late C19 or early C20 alterations; may contain earlier structure. Brick with stone details, slate roof, central brick stack.

Two shops and former dwellings. Early C19 with late C19 and early C20 alterations. Brick with stone details, hipped slate roof, brick stack.

Town house, later shop, now museum. Brick, stone, timber frame, slate roof with end-gables and cross-gabled dormers, two end-gable brick stacks.

Merchant's house, later shop and dwelling, now public house. Associated with and possibly built for the family of Richard Whittington, Mayor of London.

Barn, later factory, now museum annexe. Mid C16, partly rewalled in C17 and remodelled in late C18 for use as pin factory; restored as workshop for Folk Museum by Gloucester City Council after 1935.

Includes: No.2 QUAY STREET. Workshop and warehouse incorporating walls of a C18 coach house, later slaughter house, now museum annexe. c1830.

Merchant's house. c1500, probably for a master clothier; C17 addition at rear heightened in C18; other minor alterations and additions of various dates; 1933 restored and converted for use as folk museum for Gloucester City Council.

Pair of shops and former dwellings. C18 but may incorporate earlier structure, C19 and C20 alterations.

Threshing barn and stables now storage outbuilding. Late C18. Weatherboarded timber-framed on limestone coursed rubble plinth with chamfered cap.