The Old Hall, Coxwold

The Old Hall is a historic building in Coxwold, North Yorkshire, England, constructed in 1603 as a free grammar school by John Harte, a former Lord Mayor of London. The building features distinctive sandstone architecture with a Tudor arched doorway and intricate windows. After the school closed in 1894, it was converted into a private residence and underwent several alterations, earning a grade II listing in 1952. Visitors can explore its historical significance, including the preserved 19th-century panelling in one of the former schoolrooms and a stone inscription commemorating the school's founding.