AOH Hall, 18 Annaghmore Road, Portadown, Co Armagh, BT62 1NA

Small gable-ended single-storey Ancient Order of Hibernians hall of 1907 built in light-coloured brick. Setting – Rural, but not isolated. Set on the west side of Annaghmore Road approx. 5km northwest of Portadown town centre. Large orchards to the north and south, with a small patch of open ground to the immediate rear (north), cleared recently Form and materials – The hall is basically a gabled block of rectangular plan with a lower gabled porch projection to the south end. The walls are constructed in an unusual yellowish-brown brick (similar to a London stock brick) and the overhanging double-pitch roof has a relatively steep pitch and is covered in natural Welsh slate with serrated terracotta ridge tiles and plain barge boards. To each end is a brick chimneystack each with twin octagonal clay pots. The porch has a small finial. Window cills appear to be stone. All windows are boarded, but the original timber sliding sash frames are believed to remain in place. Plain timber sheeted entrance door. East elevation – Door (on porch) and windows symmetrically arranged. Between the windows is a stone panel which reads ‘Annaghmore [letters now indistinct] Hall Built 1907’, with shamrock motifs to each corner. South elevation – Window on porch North elevation – Blank gable end West elevation – Window with small corrugated-iron lean-to to left side. Roof - natural slate Walls - yellowish-brown brick RWGs - Cast iron Windows - (not visible)