Building record 1473300000 - White Horse Lodge, 155a High Street North

The Jolly Dogs opened in 1854, changing its name to the White Horse in about 1880. The building was rebuilt in about 1939 on a different footprint, and was closed in the late 1980s. Now used as a hairdressing salon. Current building has the main elevation to High Street North. Approx 1939, built by Charles Wells Breweries. 1½ storeys, central 2-storey projection. Brick construction, stretcher bond with some decorative work, neo-Tudor with decorative timber. Roof of machine-made clay tiles, south and north ends hipped, central projection half-hipped. Two chimneys, one at either end, offset from centre. Door off centre to the south, recessed. Windows – in east elevation two four-light casement windows, one to ground and one to upper-storey middle section, three-light casement in ground floor south end, three-light casement dormer in north hip. Possible cellar drop at north end (B1).