PRN 52088 The building was originally used for malting but is now a cornmillers. The building is dated around 1760 by the owner. The warehouse is of a strange design. The roof consists of ordinary slanting roofs at each side with a flat piece in the middle. There is a central door at street level. Either side of this are recesses into the wall which rise to nearly the top of the building. In the left hand recess are three windows above one another while in the other is a large window with two unloading bays above it. The street frontage measures 42 ft and it stands 60 ft from the river. There is milling and hoisting equipment. {1}