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Three Mariners
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Picture source: Hania Franek |
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The Three Mariners was situated at 49
Quay Street. The building is grade-II* listed
and is believed to date back at least to the 16th century. A former Sea
Captain’s House, it was a pub before becoming a museum. The premises were
restored and converted to a family home c2000. With secret smuggling holes
and a Priest Hole, it has the reputation as one of the most haunted spots in
Scarborough. |
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Listed
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Late C17 recasing of timber framed
building, probably C16 origin. 2 storeys red brick front with moulded brick
eaves cornice, gable end pantile roof. 4 bay front with 2 windows in line to
centre of both floors, small window above door to left and blind bay to
right. Centre 1st floor windows 2 light thin mullioned-transomed casements,
ground floor windows recessed C18 glazing bar sashes with fielded panelled
shutters. 4 moulded brick pediments set over moulded brick string in line
with 4 bays on ground floor. The right hand blind bay has carved brick
roundel ornament to both floors. Elaborate early C18 door to left of 3
panels with shaped centre and upper panel, in late C18 architrave doorcase,
frieze ornamented with fluting and roundels and small brackets supporting
cornice and pediment, false rectangular fanlight. The exposed west elevation
reveals timber frame with braces, tie beam, king post and collar. Interior
has some traces but mostly platered or boxed in. Single bay 2 storey wing
retains some traces of framing with studding. Front ground floor room has
late C17/early C18 panelling. |
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Other Photos |
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Bar parlour |
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Parlour |
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Picture source: Hania Franek |
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Date of picture: 1940s |
Picture source: Tony Waddington |
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Bar parlour |
Picture source:
Margaret Ridley |
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Parlour |
Picture source:
Margaret Ridley |
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Gloucester Room |
Picture source:
Margaret Ridley |
