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Five-bay two-storey limestone breakfront façade to former gaol, built between 1811-13, with recessed double-height arch dividing pediment. Rusticated limestone ashlar partially engaged piers grouped in pairs with square stringcourses. Stone generally tooled limestone ashlar. Square-headed blind window openings with limestone sills flanking breakfront, with replacement powder coated aluminium windows to first floor. Square-headed blind door openings flank central three-centred arch with recessed panels above. The whole is integrated into a coursed rubble limestone wall forming the northwest elevation of the City Hall.
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