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Picture source: John Yeadon
The Spotted House was situated at 22 Keighley Road. This grade-II listed pub is now used as a restaurant.
Listed building details:
Early C19 house of one and two storeys at different levels due to slope of ground. Sandstone "brick", stone slate roofs. The single-storey part has gable end to road, surmounted by corniced stone chimney. Formal division into three bays with two blind windows in arched recesses flanking central shallow access with segmental pedimented, thin pilastered window - probably a former doorway. One bay return with bracketed eaves. The lower two storey part has altered windows and a wing with three ashlar framed later C19 sashes.
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Name Dates Comments Frank Pennett 1959 onwards As a design partner of Barthel Pennett I was privileged to design the large scale interior development refurbishment on behalf of Hammonds United Brewery, this was fortunately a huge success which led to me being invited to join the company as their interior designer- I had a very successful career retiring as Design Controller for Bass North.
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Date of photo: 1902	Picture source: David Fallon