Derby Bar, 63A Great James Street, Londonderry, County Londonderry, BT48 7DF

Three-storey three-bay Art Nouveau style public house sited on corner of Great James Street and Lower Road. Built c.1894. Principal elevations facing north and east. South and west elevations abut dwellings. North and east elevations contain classical motifs with a canted corner containing entrance doorway with curved oriel window above to the first floor. Date above oriel window is 1894. Gabled and hipped slate roof with clay ridge tiles and painted render two stage chimney-stacks with four pots to south and eight pots to west; cast-iron rain water goods. Walls are painted brick and stucco with shouldered square-headed three-light window with stucco swan-neck pediment, flanked by coupled decorative pilasters. Round-headed single light window to south end of east elevation. First floor windows have 15/2 painted timber sliding sash with square-headed keystone flanked by plain pilasters, with stucco sill course course and salient cornice above. Second floor windows are 1/1 painted timber sliding sash. Entrance doorcase with painted three-panelled timber double doors with square-headed keystone arch supporting oriel window corbel. Setting: Prominent on the rising corner junction of Great James Street and Lower Road, with canted corner entrance facing north east. Materials: walls: painted brick and stucco windows: fixed, casement and sliding sash (timber) RWG: cast iron roof: slate