St. Simon’s Church of Ireland
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Donegall Road, Belfast
Gothic style church. Main face has a slightly projecting ground floor with large rounded arch doorway at each end and 3 rounded arch lancet windows in between. Above projecting section are 3 similar windows, central taller, outer 2 with a circular window above. Tower in SE corner, crow-stepped castellation and slated spire. Paired lancet vents to belfry with pillars.
Stone Information
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Stone Type Category :
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Primary Stone:
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Stonework Construction:Plain ashlar
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Stonework Condition:Sandstone dressing is in reasonably good condition with minimal evidence of block deterioration apart from a little surface roughening.
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Condition Assessment (QUB):Stage 1 – A façade in this condition will only require localised remedial treatment concentrating on individual blocks. Stage 1 classification may also indicate that no intervention is needed with only periodic re-assessment of the façade is recommended.
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OS Irish Grid (Easting):332367
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OS Irish Grid (Northing):373096
Architect Information
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Building Type:
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Date of construction:1930
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Architect:?
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Listing:B
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HB/SMR Ref:HB26/23/002
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2nd survey by EHS:No