This
Grade II listed building on Lincoln's High
Street was originally known as Portland Place
Methodist Church. A crest on the facade is
somewhat at odds with the listing information
because it names the building "Portland
Place Memorial" and gives it the
date of 1906.
The listing notes say that it is constructed of
red brick with ashlar dressings and has a slate
roof with "pyramid-roofed ventilators".
It also has a, "square bell
tower, 2 stages, topped with an octagonal
turret, spherical lead dome and finial."
There is also a, "Battered
square lead turret with a louvred
opening on each side, topped with a
square lead dome."
"Recessed centre
has 3 round arched doorways with double
keystones and mid C20 doors and glazing.
In the spandrels, 2 draped oval
cartouches with inscriptions. Above, 3
windows on a sill band, divided by Ionic
columns."
