Building record 1014700000 - 26 High Street, Winslow

Grade II. House. Small C17 timber framed house, refronted and extended mid-late C18, with long C18-C19 range of former outbuildings to rear. Vitreous brick in header bond with red brick plinth,quoins and window surrounds. Moulded brick eaves. Old tile roof, flanking brick stacks, that to right with C17 thin brick. 2 storeys and attic, 3 bays. Ground floor windows altered to 4-pane sashes with gauged brick heads, originally narrower, First floor has 3-pane sashes with moulded frames. Gabled dormers with paired wooden casements. Central 4-panelled door in wooden surround of moulded pilasters and flat cornice hood on cut scroll brackets. Rear range has re-used C18 windows (B1).
The Sow and Pigs Inn is documented from at least 1753 to 1830, and The Kings Head from at least 1753 to 1911. Building has a trap door to cellar in pavement at front. Range at rear at right angles with side access (B2).
Formerly the Sow and Pigs. Destroyed by fire in 1775 and later renamed the Kings Head (B3).