SIR WILLIAM TURNER'S HOSPITAL - List Entry
         
    
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                                Description"Almshouses, charity schools and chapel, 1674/76, largely rebuilt and extended 1720-1750, including chapel by James Gibbs. Schools now used as flats. Brick with sandstone dressings; ashlar chapel. Lakeland slate roofs; lead roofs on chapel. Stone-flagged pavements front almshouses on 3 sides of courtyard opening to north. South side : 3-bay apsidal gable-fronted chapel flanked by 2-storey, 3-bay houses; east and west sides: 2 storey, 14-bay almshouses with slightly-projecting north end bays. Baroque chapel has projecting central 4-stage tower over porch with round-headed openings, that at front in Tuscan surround...."
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                            OwnerHistoric England
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                            Further informationLink: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1310786
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