NHER 52882 (Monument record) - Site of Ben Burgess building

September 1997. Building Recording.
The building consists of a showroom set back from the street with a large workshop to the rear. The showroom is two storeys high and the front and south elevations are constructed of small red bricks laid in a Flemmish bond. The front elevation has a diaper-work pattern created with projecting bricks. At first floor level there are five metal casement windows positioned symmetrically above a large showroom window which has a central recessed double door. The rear wall of the showroom is constructed with standard bricks laid in English bond. Only the right-hand door survives. The workshop consists of a tall single storey, although due to the fall in the groud level across the site there is an additional, lower floor level at the east end of the building. The building is of one build, and dates from 1947.
See report (S1) for further details
H. White (NLA), 2 July 2009.