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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Three Greyhounds was situated on Horsefair. This grade-II listed pub was present by 1789 when the publican was Catharine Hind. It has now been converted into flats.

Listed building details:

A single building of early C19 appearance, possibly incorporating earlier fabric. Central section and wing to left disused at present, Post Office occupies right wing. Brick, formerly entirely stuccoed, centre and left wing now stripped. Hipped Welsh slate roof, renewed to Post Office. Wooden eaves cornice. 3-storey, 3-bay central pedimented section with 3-storey, 3-bay wings. C20 remodellings of ground floor. Sash windows with wide splayed lintels. To south side an entrance with 6-panel door and decorated radial fanlight damaged at apex due to derelict condition of building. 2 Yorkshire sashes and sash windows above with glazing bars. Boarded-up canted bay. Dentilled eaves to side and rear. Occupies imposing situation, visually closing Fishergate, and has group value with The Crown Hotel.

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Picture source: David Larner

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