laid in English bond, and rendered on the front elevation. The southern timber stair added by the Odd Fellows in the late Victorian period. A skylight typical of 1890s windows is placed in the ceiling above. The assembly rooms retain their original butt jointed floor boards and Victorian joinery of twelve-paned sash windows and panel doors. The upper assembly room has a barrel-vaulted ceiling with original struck cornices and ceiling roses. The cantilevered beams supporting a former veranda on the north side of the upper assembly room remain, but the remaining fabric was removed for a timber-framed extension to the upper level only. The original kitchen wing is constructed from rubble granite with sandstone sills and lintels, and a brick chimney. It was a separate building in the rear yard of one storey with a gable roof now clad with galvanised corrugated steel. The windows are twelve-pane sliding sashes. A sandstock brick gable stable also lies in the rear yard. The brickwork is in Flemish bond; the roof is clad with timber shingles. A log building lock-up from the nineteenth century has been relocated to the rear yard. Modifications and dates The front veranda has been removed, exposing the rendered line above the former bull nose veranda. The Odd Fellows Society built the stair tower and rear assembly halls s. The upper assembly hall veranda was removed to allow for a first floor extension, possibly around the turn of the twentieth century. Heritage listing Braidwood District Historical Society Museum was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999. See also References Bibliography Attribution External links New South Wales State Heritage Register Braidwood, New South Wales Clubhouses in New South Wales Houses in New South Wales Hotels in New South Wales Museums in New South Wales Articles incorporating text from the New South Wales State Heritage Register Historical societies of Australia