NHER 26289 (Building record) - 67 Duke Street

This now stands as a single-cell building occupying a corner site, but it may have been part of a longer building, part of which was demolished when Duke Street was created. 17th century flint rubble construction with timber framing at first floor facing Muspole Street.
Information from (S1).
R. Smith.

October 1972. Norwich Survey.
See (S2) in file.
T.E. Miller (NLA), 10 March 2004.

August 1997. Building Survey.
Two storeys plus attic and half-height cellar. Internally the building reflects its preset use as a shop on the ground floor with a flat above. The north façade along Muspole street is jettied at first flor level and the wall is rendered. The east and south walls are faced with twentieth- century bricks laid in Flemmish bond. There are two lateral bridging beams in the first floor ceiling which may have been reused from elsewhere. A single storey lean-to against the south wall is constructed from twentieth- century brick although some late seventeenth/ early eighteenth century bricks and a small section of flint have been incorporated into the east wall.
See (S3) for further details
H. White (NLA), 28 May 2009.