Description

BINGLEY TRINITY PLACE SE13NW SE112388

6/189 Holy Trinity 10.1.73 Church of England First School

II

School. 1871 with extension dated 1879. By R. Norman Shaw. Snecked hammer-dressed stone, ashlar dressings, Welsh blue-slate roof. Single storey. Gothic Revival style. L-shaped, with gabled porch set in the angle. This has 2 pointed-arched doorways with plinth, hoodmoulds and angle buttresses with offsets, 4 x 4-light mullioned-and-transomed window. Original school of 7 bays with tall gable set in 2nd and 3rd bays with 2 tall multi-light windows articulated by offset buttresses. Each bay has deep window embrasure alternately blind or with mullioned window. Coped gables with kneelers and stack with embattled cornice. Right-hand return has 2 tall pointed-arched windows of 2 lights with buttresses between and at angles with many offsets. Added wing has weathered plinth and 3 bays of 3 x 3-light mullioned-and-transomed windows. Coped buttressed gable to right.

Interior: opened c1984 into one large L-shaped space with inserted false ceiling. One wall has plaque inscribed: " THIS WING OF THE SCHOOLS WAS BUILT IN THE YEAR 1879 AS A MEMORIAL OF THE REVD. ALBERT HUDSON FIRST VICAR OF THIS PARISH "

Listing NGR: SE1126838857

External Links

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