Building record MDR13849 - The Crown Inn, Curzon Street, Derby

Single pile three storey public house built in 1819, with later ground floor full width extension and original angled outbuildings to the rear. Ground floor extension is clad in stone with neo-classical semi-circular rusticated arcade of windows and stone parapet. Windows and doors have been altered. The first and second floor windows have molded surrounds and sill band. It was built by the Sowter family before 1819 for the manager of the adjacent mill, which has been demolished. The house was converted into a pub in the 1880s. (1)