Moose Hall

Moose Hall is a building dated 1829, located on the east side of Bulford. It features a tall two-storey facade made of red brick in the Gothick style, with the first floor covered in slate and a rubble plinth at the base. The roof is hipped and covered with pantiles. The building has five windows, all with ogee tops and Y-tracery. Beneath the central first-floor window, there is a carved stone slab depicting an open book, a sunburst, and the incised lettering "Schoolrooms Erected 1829." There are ogee-headed doorways at the left and right ends, with the original wooden door on the right. Steps lead up to these doorways, and there is a basement opening with a grille.