A pair of houses built circa 1840. Now demolished.

Four houses. Mid C19. Brick with slate roof.

The row of houses that survive on the north-west side of Newgate (Nos 12-15) are thought to be associated with the foundation of a chapel within St Sampson’s Church. The row has been studied (Short 1979 and RCHMY5, 170-1) and can be associated with a...

House with shop. c1841, with later alteration including C20 shopfront. Painted brick in Flemish bond, with moulded eaves cornice of timber, brick stack and slate roof.

Number 12-18 High Petergate, formerly numbers 101-4 High Petergate. A row of four house, rebuilt as tenements, now shops and flats. The buildings are timber framed and are probably of 15th century origin, they were reconstructed circa 1905 by Temple ...

House built in 1848-9. Ashlar with brick chimneys and gable wall. Slate roof. Exterior: 3 storeys and 2 bays.

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Late 17th and early 18th century houses; remodelled in the mid-19th century, with contemporary shopfronts; parapet rebuilt, probably in the 20th century. Exterior: 3-storey 4-window front.

12-24 Clarence St. Now demolished?

Corner cottage. 2 storeys. Red/brown brick and slate. Unusual plan. Rear extension. Wooden decorative cornicing. Principle elevation - twin gable door offset to left. Curved brick arches to windows and door. Corner cottage. Unusual plan. Rear extensi...