Village Hall And The Old School House

The Village Hall and The Old School House date to 1846. They are constructed of squared ironstone rubble with stone slate roofs. The schoolroom has a coped west gable and a bellcote. The north side features two-light windows on either side of a Tudor-arched door set within a gabled porch covered with stone slates. A slightly lower east end range has a coped gable and a cross finial. The schoolroom windows are Tudor-arched, three-light, with transoms, located on the east and west sides. The southwest wing, which housed the school teacher's house, has a coped gable and a south end stack with two diagonal shafts. The west front features a Tudor-arched door on the left, above which is a trefoil date plaque. To the right is a two-light mullion window on each floor; the upper window is set within a shouldered dormer gable. A rear wing is also present.