South Kent College, Ladywell Annexe GV II Technical college, now technical college annexe. 1894 by J S Chapple who had been William Burges' office manager and clerk of works. In identical building materials and Decorated style to the adjoining Town Hall designed by William Burges. Squared flint with stone rubble ground floor and ashlar dressings. Slate roof. Three storeys. Front elevation has large gable to left and dormer to right. Gable has large arched window with rose window above and 4 trefoiled lancets below. Dormer window is triple mullioned and transomed window with gable on brackets. First floor has four windows, two triple windows with trefoil heads and two double, leading to arch linking on to Town Hall. Ground floor has 3 cambered arched windows with transomes and similar arch to doorcase which has double door with floral motif ironwork. Side elevation has second floor with three gables with stone kneelers and very long casements probably designed for artwork. First floor has five windows with Caernarvon arches. Ground floor has 6 cambered arched windows. Rear elevation has several Caernarvon-arched casements. Overall the building is well kept and in a good condition with many original surviving features. Forms part of a group with the Maison Dieu situated on its southern side. This building is GI listed and shares many of the same architectural details which are comprehensively described in the listing text. (1)

<1> Kent County Council, 2019, Historic building condition asseesment and photographic survey of Dover Town Centre (Unpublished document). SKE52120.