Description

PARISH OF LONG EATON WELLINGTON STREET
SK 43 SE
4/51 (West Side)
Hall to SE of
Highfield Infant
School
GV II

School hall. 1911 by G H Widdows (Derbyshire County Council
architect). Brown brick, pebbledashed over sill height, with
stone and tile dressings. Steeply pitched plain tile roof with
wide overhanging eaves and external gable brick stack to east.
Both gables have short horizontal pieces to either side and tile
dentillations. Single storey and three bays. West elevation
has low porch to front with 5-light casement window above set in
a blind segment headed recess with stone keyblock. To either
side of the gable the kneeler-like projections have three
vertical stone bands. North and south elevation have three
3-light casement windows with two transoms. The south elevation
also has a segment headed doorcase with plank door to east. All
fenestration is small pane casements. Built as part of a group
with Highfield Infant and Junior School.

Listing NGR: SK4831634731

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26619497

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