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William IV
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The William IV was situated at 57
Holywell Street. This pub was present by 1830 when a pub on this site was
renamed to The William IV. It was closed in 1919. A grade-II listed building
that is currently used as an annexe to Merton College. |
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Source: Douglas Rudlin |
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Listed
building details: |
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C17 but altered. 3-storeyed stuccoed
timber-framing with cellars, an overhang at the 1st floor and a large
central gable with a moulded pediment and a Welsh slate roof. The ground
floor has 2 casement windows in modern frames bay windows with modern
3-light casements in moulded wood frames, that in the 1st floor having a
keystoned wood entablature. |
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