Junction Inn

An end-of-terrace Victorian pub, substantially refitted in the inter-war period and, looking at the cheap woodwork in the servery area again post war. Much of this latter work survives. The lobby has a tiled dado and a rear window with a curious mixture of pretty stained glass emblems. The servery is on the rear right. The rooms at the front have retained old stained glass work, draught screens and fixed seating. The gents' is intact with a terrazzo floor, dado of green and yellow tiles throughout and four large Shanks urinals. The passage from the front tap room to the gents' is now used for storage purposes. Cheap, and rather crude, opening out arches to connect the spaces.