26 Mosley Street, National Westminster Bank
26 Mosley Street, National Westminster Bank
HER Number
              9209
          District
              Newcastle
          Site Name
              26 Mosley Street, National Westminster Bank
          Place
              Newcastle
          Map Sheet
              NZ26SE
          Class
              Commercial
          Site Type: Broad
              Bank (Financial)
          Site Type: Specific
              Bank (Financial)
          General Period
              POST MEDIEVAL
          Specific Period
              Victorian 1837 to 1901
          Form of Evidence
              Extant Building
          Description
              Bank. 1870-72 by Gibson for National Provincial Bank.  Vermiculate sandstone base-
ment; sandstone ashlar with pink granite nook shafts to ground floor openings;
Welsh slate roof. Palladian style. Corner building. Basement sloping down to
left on hill; 3 storeys, 5 bays and entrance bay set back at right. Rusticated
ground has central door with overlight in pedimented doorcase; and in entrance
bay, doors in lugged architrave with BANK CHAMBERS incised above. Ground
floor round-headed fixed lights with archivolts, impost and sill strings and
panelled band beneath. Pedimented Ionic aedicules to first-floor sashes; architraves
to those second floor in giant Roman Doric order. Frieze to Mosley Street on
right inscribed NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND MDCCLXXI; to Dean Street on
left return THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND LIMD ESTABLISHED MDCCXXXIII.
High blocking course and tall, corniced, ashlar chimneys. Rear of No.10 St. Nicholas
Church Yard. LISTED GRADE 2
          ment; sandstone ashlar with pink granite nook shafts to ground floor openings;
Welsh slate roof. Palladian style. Corner building. Basement sloping down to
left on hill; 3 storeys, 5 bays and entrance bay set back at right. Rusticated
ground has central door with overlight in pedimented doorcase; and in entrance
bay, doors in lugged architrave with BANK CHAMBERS incised above. Ground
floor round-headed fixed lights with archivolts, impost and sill strings and
panelled band beneath. Pedimented Ionic aedicules to first-floor sashes; architraves
to those second floor in giant Roman Doric order. Frieze to Mosley Street on
right inscribed NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND MDCCLXXI; to Dean Street on
left return THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND LIMD ESTABLISHED MDCCXXXIII.
High blocking course and tall, corniced, ashlar chimneys. Rear of No.10 St. Nicholas
Church Yard. LISTED GRADE 2
Easting
              425020
          Northing
              564060
          Grid Reference
              NZ425020564060
    Sources
              Department of National Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural and Historic Interest, 21/393; Grace McCombie, 2009, Newcastle and Gateshead - Pevsner Architectural Guide, p. 20; Iain S. Black, National Provisional Bank Buildings in North-East England in the Later Nineteenth Century, Durham Archaeological Journal 17, pp 63-82; Grace McCombie, 2009, Newcastle and Gateshead - Pevsner Architectural Guide, p. 163