Congregational Sunday School

A Sunday School of 1883 by Otho Bathurst Peter, constructed by William Burt.

MATERIALS: in brick with a façade of polychromatic granite, limestone and sandstones, and slate roofs.

EXTERIOR: of two storeys with a hipped roof and brick stacks. The three-bay Gothic façade, which is the elevation of primary interest, faces south to Northgate Street, and has polychromatic stone dressings including quoins, under a plain stone eaves cornice. The central entrance has a panelled door with fanlight and a moulded stone doorcase with a pointed head and keystone, and connects with a storey band detail. The bays to both sides have openings with ashlar architraves and low pointed heads and Gothic glazing bars to the sashes. The first floor has a central blank window under a Gothic arch with a trefoil panel in relief and a crest below. To each side are tripartite round-arched openings with timber sashes and stone cills. The west flank wall is rendered with a small modern opening to ground floor left. The west flank of the school room has five gothic-arched openings. The building has been altered in the C20.

INTERIOR: Not inspected.