Former Oddfellows Hall, 102-104 Grahams Road

Later 19th century. 3-storey roughly 4-bay former Oddfellows Hall with prominent bowed corner bay and triangular pedimented door. Sandstone ashlar, channelled at ground floor (some later painted sections). Deep banded base course, moulded string course at ground floor. Moulded cill course at 1s and 2nd floor; moulded string course at 2nd floor. Corniced eaves course with inscription to entablature reading 'LOYAL SIR JOHN DE GRAEME LODGE, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS' (balustraded to principal (E) elevation and single bay return to S). Moulded architraved surrounds at ground, 1st and 2nd floors (those at 2nd floor bi-partite).

E (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: roughly 4 bays, including bowed bay (at 1st and 2nd floors) to left (S). Foliate console brackets flanking centre bay at 2nd floor with pedimented and bracketed bas-relief panel above (integrated with balustrade). Main entrance doorway to centre with triangular pediment over. Round arched window at 2nd floor, keystoned with moulded architraved surround.

S ELEVATION: 10 bays with flanking bay to right (E) slightly advanced with full-height channelled ashlar pilasters. Doorway to right (E) with further paired pilastered doorways to left (W) with flanked by foliate console brackets. Further doorway to outer left (W) with corniced surround.

W (REAR) ELEVATION: coursed random sandstone rubble with roughly regular fenestration in plain surrounds.

N ELEVATION: similar to that at W, with adjacent property abutting to left (E).

Windows predominantly boarded (2010) with some original etched glazing surviving to bowed bay. Hipped roof; grey slates. Corniced ashlar wallhead stacks with some clay cans.

INTERIOR: small entrance vestibule with stone stair, well detailed cast-iron balusters and timber handrail. Vaulted ceiling to upper hall with some decorative plasterwork.