Description

GRITTLETON LITTLETON DREW
ST 88 SW (east side)

2/17 The Village Hall

GV II

School, now Village Hall, 1850, squared rubble stone with stone
slate roof and rear stack. Single room with exaggeratedly steep
roof and two front wall stone cross-windows. Heavy raised band
stepped over windows. Centre eroded plaque apparently recording
that the school was built 1850 in memory of Rev A. Austin. Similar
3-light south end window., Both gables have quatrefoil in apex.
Rear stack. Scissor-truss 3-bay roof. House attached at south
east angle is altered and not of special interest. School is in an
important position on a small green opposite the church.

Listing NGR: ST8320480198

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26645688

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