This information is taken from the statutory List as it was in 2001 and may not be up to date.
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5111 EAST PARADE BD1 (west side)
No 99
SE 1633 SE 37/469 (Dawson and Sons)
II
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A former woollen mill and warehouse on corner site with Upper Park Gate. The mill, of circa 1865, is built on to and incorporates the remains of East Brook House which retained its grounds known as Peckover Park until the latter part of the 1850's. The remaining facade is set back to north of mill. Circa 1800 with restrained neoclassical detailing. Two-storeys, basement and attic, finely dressed ashlar. A 3 bay front with crisply moulded cornice and parapet, originally with 3 blind balustraded panels, one only survives to left hand below later turret feature with hipped roof - later attic storey added to right. Tripartite windows, shallow reveals and slender dividers, entablatures sharply moulded, those on ground floor as Venetian windows with entablature carried up over arch and slender columns.
Central former doorway round headed and recessed for one order. The ground floor is largely obscured by lean-to additions. One similar blocked window to north return.
The mill is still in the early to mid C19 tradition. Four-storeys dressed sandstone "brick". The corner, of 3 windows, is bowed sharply and slightly inset. Sill bands and bracketed eaves cornice. Pilastered entablature doorway to centre of bowed corner. Twelve window plain range to Upper Park Gate.
East Brook House was built by Edmund Peckover a member of the Norfolk family. After briefly trading as a woolstapler he set up a banking firm with his nephew Charles Harris, later to become the Bradford Old Bank.
Listing NGR: SE1695533257
This is part of the Series: IOE01/1271 IOE Records taken by J A Lowes; within the Collection: IOE01 Images Of England
© Mr J A Lowes. Source: Historic England Archive
This photograph was taken for the Images of England project
Photographer: Lowes, J A
Rights Holder: Lowes, J A
Sandstone, Georgian Warehouse, Commercial, Woollen Mill, Industrial, Wool Manufacturing Site, Textile Industry Site, Textile Mill, House, Monument (By Form), Domestic, Dwelling, Park, Gardens Parks And Urban Spaces
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