Webb Clock Tower, Neillsbrook Road, Randalstown, Antrim, Co Antrim

A square-plan masonry built tower of two stages, in Italianate style. Entrance faces east. It comprises a tall lower portion with a rusticated semi-circular arched doorway on one face, containing a rectangular flush door, with similar blind recesses on the other three faces, finished with roughcast render to the main walling, with smooth rendered quoins and voussoirs; and a roughcast rendered belfry storey above a cornice, with louvred rectangular openings; red pantiled shallow-pitch pyramidal roof surmounted by an iron weathervane; looks like PVC gutter and downpipe, returning into the belfry storey. No clock face remains. SETTING: The tower stands on a low podium of two concrete steps surrounded by a small grassed area, beside a road with houses opposite and sport and leisure ground and facilities behind it.