The south elevation of the 15th century Mermaid Hotel
The south elevation of the Mermaid Hotel, a 15th century timber framed building with an interior courtyard, seen from the south-east on Mermaid Street. The image shows the whole of the south elevation, which has two storeys, attics and a five-window range on the first floor, and a wide entrance to the courtyard in the foreground. Beyond a window is the entrance with three steps from the cobbled street, and a sign overhead with a relief of a mermaid. The hotel carries on into a further building on the other side of the courtyard to the north
Picture No
12095730
Media ID
45368311
Size
1372px x 2027px
(844KB)
Credit
© Historic England / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Ursula Clark- Historic England Archive
Date
circa 1967
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