- Building type: Hall
- Date of construction: 1877
- Architect: J.G. Ferguson
- Listing: B1
- HB/SMR Ref: HB01/19/011
- 2nd Survey by EHS: No
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Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall, 13 Society Street, Derry
County Londonderry
Scottish Baronial style hall. West façade is 3 storey, 7 bays with a 4 storey tower on the South-West corner. Most windows are triple lancet, pointed arch on first floor and trefoil on 2nd. Three oriel windows, 1 at either end of first floor and one in centre of 2nd, small turret on North corner. North façade is 3 storey, 5 bays. Segmental arch windows on 2nd floor, casement with hood-mould on ground and first. Crow-stepped gables. Original hall is at North side, extended up Society Street to South. Top section of tower was formerly on original section and moved to corner of 1937 block
| Stone Type Category: | Buff-Pink Sandstone |
| Primary Stone Type: | Local Carboniferous Sandstone |
| Secondary Stone Type: | Newry Granodiorite |
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| Stonework Construction: | Un-coursed rock-faced |
| Stonework Condition: | Sandstone is generally in good condition but deterioration is present at the corners and edges of blocks due to the use of hard cement mortar |
| Condition Assessment (QUB): | 1 |
