St Marys Hall

St Mary's Hall is a parish hall built in the 1870s, with later additions and alterations, probably designed by Henry Middleton. The building features coursed and slightly vermiculated stone with a stone slate roof. It has a single tall storey and a four-window range, with an entrance bay added to the south. There are buttresses with off-sets between the bays, and the windows have paired, cusped lights with slightly pointed heads, hoodmoulds, and face-stops. The hall includes two 20th-century roof dormers, and the gables have coped verges on moulded footstones. The north front features a gabled porch and a four-light window with tracery in the head. The interior has not been inspected. St Mary's Hall forms a group with the railings and gate to St Mary's Hall, the stocks and whipping post, and the Church of St Mary on Church Street.