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The White Lion Inn, located on the eastern side of St. Thomas Street. The building was a gabled, jettied house of three storeys and attic with a one-window range and a rusticated quoin against the house to the south. The main entrance was on the north side of the west-facing elevation and had a porch supported on bracket. There was a seventeenth-century style post; the figure of a lion above ground-floor bay. The fenestration of the upper floors consisted of bays containing sashes at the first- and second-floors levels, while there was a sash at third-floor.
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