Village Hall (formerly The School)

The Village Hall, formerly known as The School, is a building that consists of two parts constructed in 1852 and 1895, as indicated by the datestones. It is made of limestone ashlar and features a Roman tile roof on the left side and a Westmorland slate roof on the right. The earlier section, which is an open schoolroom, is located on the right and includes a cross wing at the rear and a single-storey entrance bay. The later section, also an open schoolroom, is on the left and is single-storey, with the left section being higher than the right.

The building has a plinth and quoins, and on the left section, there is a five-light sash window in a plain stone surround that interrupts the cornice band. To the left, there are two pairs of two-light sash windows in milled keyed stone surrounds, with a datestone between them that features the Carlisle cipher, the names George and Mary, and the date 1852. The building also has a cornice band and a board door with an overlight in a chisel-tooled keyed surround at the extreme right, topped with a coped blind parapet. Both sections have gable coping and cyma reversa kneelers. There is a rubble-built range to the right that is not of special interest.