United Free Church Hall, Charlottetown

The United Free Church Hall in Charlottetown is a low single-storey Gothic hall built in the later 19th century. It is constructed from rubble and whinstone, featuring freestone dressings and a slate roof. The hall has skew gables adorned with finials and windows with diamond pane glazing and raised margins. A porch is located at the south gable end, which includes a coped stone bellcote and lancet windows with diamond leading, along with a door that sits beneath a rectangular dripmould. A large chimney with setoffs and a finely cut top rises through the west eaves. There are also various later brick lean-tos attached to the building.