Tavey Brothers Drapery, 6 Hill Street, Newry, Co Down, BT34 2BW

Demolished and replaced by a three storey building forming one shop unit. Gabled artificial slate roof with no chimneys, modern plastic rain water goods. Walls smooth rendered and painted. All windows white PVC double-glazed with thin concrete cills, modern hood moulds above. Modern ‘heritage’ shop front. The original building was described in the first survey in 1969 as 'Mid C.19 house of 3 storeys with slated roof and roughly dressed granite walling built to courses with dressed granite quoins. The G.F. is shopped, panelled pilasters rise to consoles supporting modillioned blind box. Upper floors have D/H windows with plain sashes and flat arches over. Panelled street door 2 windows wide. Formerly school of Dr Henderson whose pupils included John Mitchel & John O'Hagan of the Young Ireland Movement, also Dr Kells Ingram, author of "The Memory of the Dead", before going up to Trinity.'