St Martins Hall

St Martins Hall is a church hall built in 1895 by C.J. Ferguson. It features dressed red sandstone and has steeply pitched graduated green slate roofs, along with ashlar chimney stacks. The building is single storey with three bay meeting rooms at the front and a five bay hall behind. The entrance has a moulded arched surround with reeded pilaster strips and a dentilled triangular pediment that includes the name and date in the entablature. The windows are 2-3-5 light mullioned with square leaded panes, while the hall has large round-headed windows with curved and radial glazing bars and leaded panes. Inside, the hall boasts a vaulted pine roof supported by arches of laminated wood. There is also a bronze plaque in the hall that reads, "ST MARTIN'S HALL ERECTED TO MEMORY OF THOMAS CHARLES THOMPSON OF MILTON HALL 1895." Pevsner mistakenly attributes the design to Webb.