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Manorhamilton Masonic Hall — Teapot Lane

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Manorhamilton Masonic Hall — Teapot Lane
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Terraced five-bay single-storey Methodist chapel, built 1792. Sold, 1879, to accommodate alternative use. Pitched slate roof. Coursed random limestone walls with ruled-and-lined render to facade. Round-headed doorway in west end with moulded archivolt and replacement timber door, surmounted by Masonic plaque, in flat-roofed end bay. Pointed-arched doorway to east end with cut stone surround, traceried overlight and timber battened door. Traceried two-light pointed-arched window and replacement square-headed windows in blocked pointed-arched openings with limestone sills. Building abutted at west end by gable-fronted two-storey building with rendered walls.

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