College Of Further Education

The College of Further Education, located on New Inn Hall Street, was built in 1845 and later extended in 1901 by architect Leonard Stokes. The building has a half-H shape with wings that project towards the street, creating a distinctive frontage. It is constructed of stone-faced red brick and features quoins. The wings include ground floor doors with fanlights above and rusticated architraves, along with 3-light mullioned windows above. The central section has nine 2-light mullion and transom windows on the ground floor, which are positioned closely together, and above them are three 4-light mullioned windows. The building is topped with a parapet that has a stone roof and a wooden bell cupola.