Tinkins Hall (former Cory Institute)

In the Arts and Crafts style. Single storey hall.

Buttressed front elevation in coursed liassic rubble. Red tiled roof with over-hanging eaves and red brick stacks with corbelled cap and string course. Louvered ventilator at centre of hall roof. Clay tile-hanging to upper portion of east gable with band of fish-scale tiling. Brick stacks.

Hall has projecting gabled entrance porch to east end of front elevation with cross-frame window set in a bracketed architrave and tile hanging above; three camber-headed tripartite windows beyond to main elevation of hall with small panes to top.

In front of the hall are iron railings with stone gate piers and gabled caps. Later extension to rear of hall with gabled bay to E side and round-headed arcade to S of hall.

Hall open plan with 4-bay roof, king post with curved supporting struts and arcaded collar with round headed bracing and under- hanging end finials. Base of trusses arched and sat on corbels. Diagonal boarding to the ceiling set into square bays divided by purlins and trusses and intermediate common rafters. Double panelled door with plain surround at NE to entrance porch. Dado panelling. Platform at W end with door in former window adjacent.