Bandstand in Town Park, Glenarm Road, Larne, Co Antrim

An octagonal bandstand consisting of eight circular cast iron columns with ornamental open-work cast iron spandrels at the top supporting a copper ogee domical roof surmounted by a square lantern with clockfaces and an ogee roof of lead topped by a decorative finial. Some disrepair to cover strips of main copper roof; cast iron guttering with replacement sections in PVC; ceiling sheeted in tongued and grooved timber in eight sections, with circular hole in centre; concrete floor in eight panels around central octagonal section; ornamental wrought iron railings enclosing seven sides at base with the eighth side partially closed around a fixed axial opening; concrete base and three concrete steps up to entrance which faces west. The bandstand stands in a central position in a grassed area of an open public park, approached by a curving tarmac path of informal layout. To the east within the park stands a small single-storey hipped-roofed pavilion of no architectural interest; and to the west, around a corner, stands the main entrance to the park comprising four square stone gate piers of plain design, now bereft of gates or railings, bearing inscriptions plaques.