86 Main Street, Loughgall, Armagh, Co. Armagh, BT61 8HZ

This is a long, relatively low, two-storey building of probable mid to later 18th century construction, located within the Loughgall Conservation Area. Originally containing two houses, it has been significantly altered and extended to serve as a museum ('The Museum of Orange Heritage') and coffee shop. A plaque on the front reads: "This tablet was placed here by the Imperial Grand Orange Council of the World 13th July 1937 to mark the birthplace of the first lodge of the Loyal Orange Institute of Ireland following the Battle of the Diamond, 21st September 1795. Fear God, Honour the King, Love the Brotherhood." The building was surveyed during the First and Second Surveys, but was deemed not of sufficient interest to warrant a full listing.