Building record MDO28334 - Earl Grey Row,104-114 Market Street, Poole

Earl Grey Row, a terrace of six houses, was built in 1832; an original painted inscription with this date and the name of the row remains visible at the front. The front wall is in Flemish garden wall bond. Each house has one window to each floor facing the street. The paired door ways are under flat hoods supported by shaped brackets. Ground floor windows house segmental heads. The plan of number 104, apart from of the angular boundary line at the south end, is typical of the row. Demolished before 1970

Earl Grey Row, a terrace of six houses, was built in 1832; an original painted inscription with this date and the name of the row remains visible at the front. The front wall is in Flemish garden wall bond. Each house has one window to each floor facing the street. The paired door ways are under flat hoods supported by shaped brackets. Ground floor windows house segmental heads. The plan of number 104, apart from of the angular boundary line at the south end, is typical of the row.
Demolished before 1970

<1> Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England), 1970, An Inventory of Historical Monuments in the County of Dorset, Volume II (South East) Part 2, 231 (Monograph). SDO149.

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May 2 2012 2:02AM