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118 Broad Street The Site of the St. Andrews Society Hall
118 Broad Street
Site of the St. Andrew's Society Hall The St. Andrew's Society was founded in 1729 by Scots and is the oldest of its name in the world. Designed by Hugh Smith (1782-1826), a merchant and "gentleman architect," and built in 1814-15, the hall was a two-story brick building with a pediment, four Ionic columns, and both round- and square-headed windows. The iron fence across the front was added in 1819.
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