Rest-Harrow

House, former workingmen's club. Painted stucco with bicolour brick and stone dressings, painted over. Slate close eaved roof. Two storeys, two sections of a 3-part composition with Guild House as the left section and Rest Harrow the former centre and right sections. The centre is slightly projected with 12-pane window over big arched entry, and the right section has paired 8-pane sash windows over broad cambered-arched tripartite sash. Centre has raised stone quoins and there are similar rusticated jambs to all openings. Upper windows have alternated brick and stone voussoirs to flat heads, and ground floor similar arch and cambered head. Arch has tooled limestone plinth each side, tooled impost band and large flush keystone. Red brick band under eaves. Right section has raised stone band between floors with `Workingmen's Club Rooms' in painted letters under present paint. Big ground floor tripartite window of 4-12-4 panes has tooled limestone blocks at springing of cambered arch and large flush keystone. Stone sills.