{"entry-date":"2024-01-08","start-date":"1963-07-31","end-date":"","entity":42198950,"name":"White Swan Hotel","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"23333/0003/2/000","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":88,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.860872 53.723842, -1.860844 53.723787, -1.860874 53.723782, -1.860837 53.723705, -1.860808 53.72371, -1.860793 53.723679, -1.860868 53.723664, -1.860852 53.723614, -1.860863 53.723581, -1.860549 53.72363, -1.860678 53.723879, -1.860872 53.723842)))","point":"POINT (-1.860729 53.723724)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"White Swan Hotel","uprns":"100052037517","description":"1858. Possibly by Smith and Parnell. Distinguished classical building. Stone with considerable enrichment. 4 storeys. 7 windows. Round arched entrance with order of engaged Doric columns and carved decoration. Pedimented 1st floor windows with carving especially to centre, also to frieze between top floor windows. Large rich crowning cornice with brackets. Altered interior but stair retains decorative iron balustrade (partly encased). Main room on 1st floor of interest. (No. 1 (with south extension of White Swan Hotel), White Swan Hotel and Princess Buildings together with all the listed buildings in Crossley Street, No. 2 Wade Street and No. 12, Nos. 18-22 (even), Nos. 17-33 (odd) Northgate and No. 2 Crown Street form an important group).","listed-building":"1258062"}