The doors of Duke Street
To the right, numbers 57 and 59 share a "double-order-rubbed brick arch". Early 19th century. To their left, number 61 (with 3 steps and the tall, narrow main entrance) is of the same age and similarly Grade II listed....
www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-229025-57-61-duke-str...
... whilst the lefthand pair were built only relatively recently, the shops previously there having been destroyed in the air raids of WWII - so that "63-65 Duke Street is therefore one of the last bombsites in Norwich to be redeveloped."
The doors of Duke Street
To the right, numbers 57 and 59 share a "double-order-rubbed brick arch". Early 19th century. To their left, number 61 (with 3 steps and the tall, narrow main entrance) is of the same age and similarly Grade II listed....
www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-229025-57-61-duke-str...
... whilst the lefthand pair were built only relatively recently, the shops previously there having been destroyed in the air raids of WWII - so that "63-65 Duke Street is therefore one of the last bombsites in Norwich to be redeveloped."