This
two-storey, red-brick, late-18th-century building (Crawley town centre's only
survivor from this era) has been converted into two shops with residential
accommodation above. The tiled roof has two original chimneys, and there are
six old sash windows on the upper floor. I can find no supporting confirmation,
but the way the roof sits in relation to the front suggests that the
façade is a later addition to the
building.
Crawley Old Town home page
All photos by Ian Mulcahy. E-mail crawleyoldtown@gmail.com
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