90-98, DALE STREET (See details for further address information)

Nos. 90 to 98 Dale Street, which also includes Nos. 1 and 3 Crosshall Street known as Westminster Chambers, is a building from 1880 designed in the Gothic style. It features grey rusticated stone with buff stone dressings and red granite window shafts, topped with a slate roof and yellow brick stacks. The structure has three storeys and attics, with a basement on Crosshall Street, and consists of six bays. Modern shop windows are present on Dale Street, set between granite pilasters, with canted corners that have arms flanked by dragons above. The first and second floors have paired windows with pointed arches, and the columns have foliated capitals. The second-floor windows feature segmental heads and portrait heads in the tympana. A dentilled cornice runs above the first floor, while a machicolated cornice caps the building. On Crosshall Street, there are two pointed arched doorways with carved mouldings and granite columns. The building has a mansard roof with plain dormers, and the Crosshall Street facade includes a stone stack, a square stone dormer, and a gable. The Preston Street elevation features a two-bay return of the main Dale Street facade on the far right, with a 13-bay warehouse attached to the left, constructed of yellow brick with blue brick dressings, including quoining to four recessed loading bays set beneath gables.