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Mercers Arms

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Picture source: Stephen
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The Mercers Arms was situated at 34 Belgrave
Street.
This was a Charrington’s Brewery pub. Present by 1881, it closed in
2006. A
grade-II listed
building which has now been converted to flats. |
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Listed
building details: |
C19,
first half. Stock brick with stucco frieze and cornice to parapet. Ground
floor has tiles and stucco. 2 storeys, 3 windows - sashes with glazing bars.
Corner entrance, pilasters and stops to ground floor frieze and cornice. |
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Other Photos |
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Date of photo: 2013 |
Picture source: Colin Price |