Baptist Church Hall, Walker Street, Paisley

Circa 1900. Probably T.G. Abercrombie, approximately

cruciform plan with octagonal hall/church at centre.

2-storey range of rooms fronting church. Yellow stugged and

snecked ashlar with polished dressings, rubble rear

elevations. Front to Walker Street: 2 wide, gabled central

bays, mullioned windows with moulded arrises, 7-lights to

ground floor windows (2 with blind cusped heads) 5-lights

above. Doors moulded arrises in re-entrant angles. Large

mullioned and transomed windows in N S and W gables 2

4-light windows in long canted walls of church.

Panelled parapet, facetted octagonal roof to body of church,

with central octagonal timber cupola and bell-cast copper

roof with finial.

Interior: 9-sided galleried hall. Cast-iron balusters to

stairs.

Retaining walls and cast-iron railings.