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© Mr John Turner
IoE Number:
387457
Location:
STEPNEY STATION HOUSE, 183 BEVERLEY ROAD (west side)
KINGSTON UPON HULL, KINGSTON UPON HULL, EAST YORKSHIRE
Photographer:
Mr John Turner
Date Photographed:
18 May 2001
Date listed:
16 May 1989
Date of last amendment:
16 May 1989
Grade
II
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KINGSTON UPON HULL
TA0830 BEVERLEY ROAD
680-1/14/52 (West side)
16/05/89 No.183
Stepney Station House
II
Former railway station, now house. c1853, with late C20
alterations. By William Botterill. For the York & North
Midland Railway. Red and yellow brick with painted ashlar
dressings and hipped and gabled slate roofs. 2 side wall and
central ridge stacks, all with a central round-arched opening,
and 2 smaller gable stacks. Windows are mainly plain sashes
with moulded round-arched ashlar surrounds and keystones.
Those on the platform side have bracketed sills.
Central block with single-storey wings. Central block has
plinth, corner pilasters and bracketed eaves. 2 storeys;
3-window range. Recessed central bay on platform side has a
pair of small round-headed windows and each flanking gable has
a single larger window. Below, central pilastered surround
with entablature, containing a window, and on either side,
similar windows.
Flanking wings have brick angle pilasters and wooden modillion
eaves. Each has a projecting central gable, that to right with
a mounded round-arched doorway with beaded 6-panel door with
overlight and sidelights. That to left has a pair of small
round-arched windows and above, a roundel. Left return has a
moulded round-arched doorcase with keystone and C20 door with
overlight.
Main block rear elevation is similar to the platform front,
with a pair of small blank windows above, and below, a central
C20 door with overlight.
The station was built on the Victoria Dock line of the York &
North Midland Railway.
(Hull City Archives: Signed drawings).