Hastings And Thanet Building Society
Hastings And Thanet Building Society
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Some deductions about the shape of this house can be made, though it must be emphasised that these are deductions, and not based on a positive description. It appears that the building may have had a principal entry on the High Street, probably on the site of Messrs. Hilton's shop. The remainder of the frontage running round into the lane was occupied by a series of openings in the stone wall, forming a row of shops. This arrangement seems to be character- istic of a whole group of stone houses... being built around the central area at this date, as on the site of Messrs. Lenley, between Butchery Lane and the Buttermarket, where there was a very great stone house, and on the site of Messrs. Murdoch (with much of the Longmarket area). At the Mercery Lane house the entrance, probably with a shop and with the upstairs rooms, was in the hands of one tenant, while the remaining shops, at the corner and in the lane, were occupied by others. The principal tenant seems to have been a man named Benedict, who was 2s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some deductions about the shape of this house can be made, though it must be emphasised that these are deductions, and not based on a positive description. It appears that the building may have had a principal entry on the High Street, probably on the site of Messrs. Hilton's shop. The remainder of the frontage running round into the lane was occupied by a series of openings in the stone wall, forming a row of shops. This arrangement seems to be character- istic of a whole group of stone houses... being built around the central area at this date, as on the site of Messrs. Lenley, between Butchery Lane and the Buttermarket, where there was a very great stone house, and on the site of Messrs. Murdoch (with much of the Longmarket area). At the Mercery Lane house the entrance, probably with a shop and with the upstairs rooms, was in the hands of one tenant, while the remaining shops, at the corner and in the lane, were occupied by others. The principal tenant seems to have been a man named Benedict, who was 2s.
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