Masonic Hall
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Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 26 May 2014
This fine building started life as a Catholic church in 1812, before becoming the Freemasons' property in 1897. It has a Stucco front with large Ionic Pilasters supporting a dentil eaves cornice over the Main Entrance. Grade II* listed. See Image] for a damaged benchmark on the left of the entrance.
