Pudding Chare, Lord Collingwood Inn
On corner of Pudding Chare and Rosemary Lane. Sash windows in first and second floors, which have heavy sectioned/carved lintels. Corner quoins are of different material. End gable facing Pudding Chare is of convex-concave type and is double crowned. Two convex curves on left and right, two tops, with a concave shape between them. Entrance on ground floor with two carved corbels supporting a lintel.
Brick, 3 storeys

Pudding Chare, building
Grand building in a court west off Pudding Chare. Possibly no. 69 on Oliver’s map of 1831. The building is huge, with impressive gables. Facing the court are two gables incorporated into the third floor. The left of these has a diamond design in brick above the window. Between the two gables another diamond design can be seen under the eaves. Right hand side gable has a small rectangular opening/window in its place. Entrance under this gable in the second floor. Below this on first floor is a door-length opening with a window on top half and panel beneath. Ground floor has three entrances. Small windows in first and third floors at irregular intervals and heights. Possible weather vane on end gable to the right. Adjacent building is of timber construction and two storeys.
Brick, 4 storeys

Quayside, Grey Horse Public House
Jetty beneath second floor. Windows almost continuous across face of building. Dormer gables or a gallery with small windows that runs around the right side of the building.
Timber, 4 storeys

Cowgate, Nos. 9 and 11
Timber framed houses. Demolished around 1935.

Cloth Market, Hindhaughs Yard
Ground floor has various windows and central doorway. First floor has two sash windows and a sign.
Timber, 3 storeys

Groat Market, Fletcher’s Entry
Drawing by Sheridan Holmes 1882. Side view of a two storied, timber framed building with a jetty beneath the first floor. First floor has two projecting windows, beneath each are different elaborate sills. Right hand sill has two corbels supporting a sill. Drawn in detail. Holmes notes that they are “preserved in the Crown and Thistle Inn and dated 1609”.

Bigg Market, Scotch Arms Public House
Timber, three storeys. Replaced by a brick building before 1880.

Bigg Market, Unicorn Public House
Two dormer gables with windows blocked by 1848. First and second floors have two rows of windows each. Those on the first floor are sashes.
Timber, 2 storeys

Bigg Market, Golden Lion Inn
First and second floors have two rows of windows each. Those on the first floor are sashes. In between these are signs. Jetty beneath the second floor. Entrance door on ground floor (second bay from left). Large rounded window in third bay. First and fourth bays have large windows.
Timber, 3 storeys

Cloth Market, Humbles Basket Shop
Free standing “cottage” to the south of the Bigg Market in the fork between the Cloth Market and Groat Market. Two storeys. Steeply pitched roof. Entrance on east to ground floor shop. North face has two large windows with central wide doorway that is filled with baskets for sale. First floor has jetties on all sides and on north face a small central window and the remains of sills either side. In the photograph you can see the construction of the new town hall behind the basket shop (c.1858-60).
Timber, 2 storeys