Images from a Level 3 Analytical Buildings Record Survey at Stable and Groom's Quarters, 13 High Street, St Ives, Cornwall, 18th October 2020 - 3rd March 2022

This archive contains images from a Level 3 Analytical Building Record. The record includes photograph, annotation of plans and written descriptions undertaken by Statement Heritage between October 2020 and March 2022. The buildings recorded were accessed from the enclosed courtyard behind 13 High St, St Ives a GII Listed early 19th century townhouse and are considered to represent former occupation for a groom or coachman and possibly a small coach or gig shed. The buildings were likely associated with a range of former stables to the north (not subject to this programme of work) which has had its formerly open frontage blocked in brick and stone. The research shows that number 13, possibly built in the 18th century as a townhouse, was in use as the 'Duke of York Inn'. In the early 20th century it was converted into a branch of Lloyds Bank, this business in occupation until the reuse of the building in 2020 as an outdoor clothing supplier.