Frankford Presbyterian Church — ANNYART

Detached four-bay barn-type Presbyterian church, built c.1780, with lower two-bay vestry to rear. Half-hipped slate roof, with smooth rendered stone eaves course and cast-iron rainwater goods. Pitched slate roof to vestry. Roughcast rendered walls. Pointed-arch window openings, having moulded painted window surrounds, rendered reveals, and painted stone sills. Ogee-headed Y-tracery mullioned windows to north, south and west elevations, with coloured margins. Oculus window to east elevation with circular panes of coloured glass in coloured margin. Round-headed door opening to west elevation having rendered reveals, and replacement double-leaf timber panelled door, with segmental over-light having coloured glass margin. Interior has flat plastered ceiling with rolled cornice, and plaster medallions to light fixtures. Smooth rendered walls with timber panelled dado. Double-length nineteenth-century timber pews to centre of nave, flanked by aisle and shorter pews to north and south. Carved timber pulpit to centre of east end, with pointed-blind-pointed arch recessed panel detailing, approached by steps on either side from north and south. Timber surround to alcove behind pulpit, also with blind pointed-arch panelling. Enclosed choir box and plain carved altar table to north end in front of pulpit. Two pointed-arch single-leaf timber panelled doors between nave and vestibule at west end. Smooth rendered walls to vestibule, with rolled cornice and timber panelled dado. Rendered boundary wall to south of site to Castleblayney to Newtownhamilton road, with square-plan gate piers and replacement metal gates.