Jackson Hall

Jackson Hall is a building constructed from pressed red brick, featuring blue brick banding and some bathstone dressings. It has a broad chalet roof, which includes modern glazing set back behind a screen formed by a brick pier and two wide wooden arches, along with a brick balustrade. Below this roof, there are four arches with sexfoil windows in their heads. On the ground floor, there is a doorway in the left arch and paired sash windows in the other arches. To the right, there is a lower block with a roof slope facing the street, which has three lancet windows on the first floor and two Gothic arches on the ground floor, with a boarded door in the left arch and a window in the right. The left elevation is plain, featuring struts to the eaves and blocked windows.