- Building type: Bank
- Date of construction: 1851
- Architect: Charles Lanyon
- Listing: B+
- HB/SMR Ref: HB15/20/015
- 2nd Survey by EHS: No
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Former Northern Bank, 40 Upper English Street, Armagh
County Armagh
Tall single storey, 3 bay, Baroque Revival Mannerist style Bank. Main elevation has three tall recessed arches. Central arch contains bank coat of arms set above a pedimented doorway with flanking rounded arch windows and carved keystones. Balustrade above deep cornice with modillions
| Stone Type Category: | Buff-Pink Sandstone |
| Primary Stone Type: | Glasgow Blonde Sandstone |
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| Replacement Stone Type: | English Carboniferous Sandstone |
| Stonework Construction: | Regular-coursed plain ashlar |
| Stonework Condition: | Sandstone blockwork is in reasonable condition but with evidence of surface roughening primarily through granular disintegration and resultant loss of architectural definition. |
| Condition Assessment (QUB): | 2 |
