Salvation Army Citadel, Trevor Hill, Newry, Co Down, BT34 1DN

Two-storey hall with classical façade fronting east side of Trevor Hill; set back from street within a railed forecourt. Pitched artificial slate roof with pedimented gable to façade. Metal rainwater goods. Façade walls are painted lime render; the ground floor has banded rustication and the first floor is lined with stepped rendered quoins. Rendered pilasters rise from a platband at first floor level to support a plain frieze underneath a moulded cornice. The frieze carries the words “The Salvation Army”. Over the cornice is a moulded pediment within which a modern Salvation Army logo has been affixed. A single storey porch projects at centre of ground floor. It has a flat roof with platband under (a continuation of the façade). Its walls are painted lined render. The wall facing to the street contains a pair of square headed panelled painted timber doors (top panels lancet shaped). On each cheek is a small segmental headed 1/1 sliding sash window with rendered painted cill. On either side of the porch, on gable wall of main block, is a segmental headed 3/3 sash window, each with a moulded architrave and rendered cill. Placed in the three spaces between the pilasters at first floor are three tall semicircular headed 4/4 sliding sash windows (one to each bay), in line with ground floor openings. These also have moulded architraves and painted cills. The right elevation is cement rendered and without openings. The back wall is cement dashed over a smooth rendered base. It contains two 6/4 sash windows in semi-circular headed openings symmetrically placed which are trimmed with granite and have granite cills. There is also a small louvred vent in the apex. The left elevation is identical to right, but is abutted at left by a kitchen extension. It has a monopitch artificial slate roof and smooth rendered walls. Its left cheek, which is in line with the back gable of the main block, contains a modern glazed timber door and semicircular headed casement window. This extension is abutted by a smaller extension which has an artificial slate roof and tall rendered chimney rising from it. The front of the premises is bounded by cast iron railings with decorative iron corner posts over a coped rendered wall. The main entrance gates at middle are flanked by plain rendered painted piers. There is also a smaller entrance at right with decorative cast iron posts.