Nos 23/25 Friday Street was one of the primary, timber-framed buildings, known as the White Lion PH during the 19^th century. Its side walls east and west walls were used to support the 18th-century dwellings carefully inserted by W. Bradshaw. It is a building of substantial framing, of L-shaped plan, with two bays built parallel to the street. It is of two and a half storey height and thus considerably taller than its neighbours, but also brick re-fronted with a 1744 dated brick confirming the documentary evidence.