Queens Hotel
Drawing and text by kind permission of Jim Bates.

 Possibly mid-Victorian the Queen’s Hotel retained the Georgian style. The walls are typical early 19th century construction, rubble with stucco rendering, lined out to suggest ashlar (squared) blocks. The one projecting feature was the porch, in the Tuscan style with ironwork railings, flower basket and a lamp above. The blocked window may be in consequence of the window tax which lasted to 1851.