Historic Building Recording of Prudhoe Hospital

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Buildings 20-21: Pavilion and Social Club

These two buildings are placed on the west side of the Playing Field and are associated with the sporting and social activities of the hospital. Building 20 appears originally to have been the pavilion for the sports field, and was latterly converted into the Prudhoe Hospital Sport Social Club. The building is composed of a central block, rectangular in plan with a pitched roof and on its north-east elevation dormer windows and a square fronted porch or veranda. Surrounding the central block are flat-roofed annexes. The outer walls are constructed of timber planks.

Building 21 is an ancillary building to the Pavilion and is a simple rectangle in plan, orientated north-east to south-west, with hipped roofs finished with tarpaper and dark reddish render on the exterior wall faces. Windows have simple concrete sills and were sealed with metal sheeting at the time of building recording.


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