Building record MDO41989 - Former National Westminster Bank, Gillingham

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A branch of Stuckey's Bank opened in 1900-02. In a prominent position at the corner of Station Road and Newbury/High Street, the bank was built to a design by Bristol architect Sir George Oatley on an L-shaped plan with manager's accommodation at the rear and on the first floor and attic. It is built of Ham Hill Stone and limestone with a tiled roof.

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Grid reference Centred ST 81008 26411 (22m by 27m)
Map sheet ST82NW
Civil Parish Gillingham; Dorset

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Record last edited

Dec 2 2019 10:54AM

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