Listed Building record MDR9901 - Derwent Hotel, Main Road, Crich
Type and Period (1)
- INN (Georgian to 21st Century - 1775 AD? to 2050 AD)
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Full Description
Derwent Hotel, Main Road, Crich, a late 18th century public house.
'The Derwent Hotel consists of course squared gritstone two storey buildings in a linked range. The main building is to the east side with plain gables, two brick stacks, one intermediate and one on the gable. There is an extension to the west. The building is shown on the 1811 Canal Survey as the Ship Inn. The name could be taken to indicate that it was built to serve the canal. The 1876 OS survey shows it as the Bull's Head, while the revision of 1898 shows it as the Derwent Hotel. There are coursed squared gritstone two-storey buildings behind the hotel, which are not indicated on the 1811 survey. The buildings are currently in use as kitchens for the hotel.' (1)
From the National Heritage List for England:
'SK 35 SW PARISH OF CRICH MAIN ROAD 3/29 13-2-67 The Derwent Hotel GV II
Public House. Late C18. Coursed squared gritstone with plain gables, intermediate and gable brick stacks, welsh slated and tiled roofs. Irregular plan: two linked ranges, one set back. South elevation, west range, two storeys, three bays, with canted west gable and doorway to east end with quoined surround and shallow bracketed hood. Six-panel door with upper two panels glazed. Stacked glazing bar sashes with plain heads and cills. East range, two storeys, three bays, with stacked glazing bar sashes, with plain heads and cills to openings. Central doorway with massive jambs and lintel. Six-panel door.
Listing NGR: SK3317654375.'
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Location
| Grid reference | SK 33176 54375 (point) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | CRICH, AMBER VALLEY, DERBYSHIRE |
| World Heritage Site | Derwent Valley Mills |
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
Related Events/Activities (1)
- EDR1807
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Record last edited
Jan 4 2023 10:05PM