Craig Memorial Hall, Infirmary Road, Londonderry, County Londonderry, BT48 7PB

Five-bay Victorian Neo-gothic gable-ended hall, built 1878, of local schist with sandstone dressings situated on a triangular island site bounded by Infirmary Road to the West, Northland Road to the East and a small laneway to the South. Square-headed windows with replacement iron casement frames, pitched slate roof with crested clay ridge tiles and sandstone barges with ridgestone embellished with decorative cast iron finial. Principal entrance facing West looking onto Infirmary Road bounded by plain cast iron railing set on low rendered boundary wall and cast iron gate and gateposts, with projecting gable and later extension to South side with hipped slate roof and modern flush timber door. Gable with central Barony Glen sandstone circular datestone with hoodmould and label stop flanked by lancet casement windows and blocked up roof vent above. Ashlar banding in red Drumfries sandstone to sill, shoulder and head level, with ashlar Barony Glen sandstone quoins to corners. North elevation with large central three light plate tracery window with rose window and four quatrefoil lights of Barony Glen sandstone with ashlar Drumfries sandstone hoodband and replacement iron casement frame. Triple lancet roof vent to apex. Gabled transept wing with cusped arched doorway flanked by short collonettes and original timber sheeted door. Modern rooflight above. East elevation faces onto Francis Street with battered base and basement openings blocked up. Five bays wide with symmetrical fenestration. South elevation with central circular window flanked by round-headed lancet windows with single lancet roof vent at apex. Setting: Situated on a triangular island site bounded by Infirmary Road to the West, Northland Road to the East and a small laneway to the South, with entrance porch to the West side. Materials: Roof: Natural Slate Rainwater goods: Cast Iron Walling; Sandstone Windows: Replacement