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Golden Lion, South Hylton


The Golden Lion was a public house in South Hylton, dating from c.1910. The entrance reused an early 18th century stone surround, said to have come from the north wing of Hylton Castle, inscribed with initials I.H.D., for John and Dorothy Hilton, date of 1705, and the arms of Hilton. The building had been Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England, but was badly damaged in a serious fire on the 13th of Juy, 2019. It was subsequently delisted. In Autumn 2022, the building was put up for sale.

South Hylton Historic Buildings and Monuments in Sunderland Delisted Public Houses
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THE GOLDEN LION PUBLIC HOUSE - South Hylton - List Entry
- Public house. c1910. Bright red brick ground floor, with faience plinth and ashlar dressings; painted render first floor with painted ashlar dressings; front range roof of plain tiles, rear ranges …
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List number: 1207087
List grade: 2
Grid ref: NZ3499956806
Borough: Sunderland

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