Lever Club

The Lever Club is a social centre built in 1896 by Grayson and Ould. It features a brick construction with stone dressings and a timber-framed first floor that juts out on braced posts. The ground floor includes four-light leaded casement windows, while the first floor has three-light gabled half-dormers with transoms and decorative timber framing on the aprons. There are paired cambered-headed entrances, with the left entrance featuring a door with vertical strips and strap hinges. The central bay is now connected by a two-storey corridor to a late 20th-century block, and the third bay is obscured. The left side has a lean-to canopy over a window, a lateral stack, and a gabled half-dormer. A wrought iron bracket is present at the angle of the building.