Building record MDR13853 - Exeter Arms Public House, including 31 & 32 Exeter Street, Derby

Dated 1816 when the area (once Erasmus Darwin’s garden) was sold to local solicitor William Eaton Mousley for building, and not later than 1818 when it appears in a directory. Last pub in Derby to brew on the premises, this ending in 1970 when this free house was sold to Bass. In 1980 sold to Marston’s. 3 storey; brick, with rendered ground floor; concrete tiled roof; doorcase with hood consoles; haunched stone lintels. One blind window on the first floor and two on the second floor. Extension to Exeter Street (No. 32) circa 1905/1914. Single storey flat roof addition, rendered face, radius cornered, with casement windows. Single storey, rendered slate roofed building at rear (ex-brewhouse). (1)