Castle Hill, Gilford, Banbridge, Co Down, BT63 6HH

A former nineteenth-century terrace of two-storey two-bay brick houses, located on Castle Hill, Gilford. 6/6 sliding sash windows and timber sheeted doors on plinth blocks. Now demolished. The First Survey card records: 'Post 1860. A number of houses in the street preserve original glazing and fanlights but generally modernisation has destroyed the character of the terrace. Nine brick built two – storey houses stepped downhill are original apart from front doors and additions at rear. The buildings are roofed with slates and the chimneys are of brickwork. All windows are D/H with full glazing bars set in wide frames. All entrances are recessed in square headed openings with two-pane fanlights. Three doors are original (s)tyle of sheeting, five are modern flush and one is modern sheeted and glazed. Does not appear on OS map of 1833 or 1860 Appears on OS map of 1903 – 04 Date of visit: 29.9.70'