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|image=[[File:Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road, Bexhill (2).jpg|thumb|class=pageimage]] | |||
|date=1931-05-13 | |||
|architect=G. Cash | |||
|builder=William McCormick | |||
|use=Masonic lodge | |||
|osmid=w387905132 | |||
|lat=50.83883|lng=0.47613 | |||
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Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns. | Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns. | ||
== Gallery == | |||
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Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road, Bexhill.jpg|Interior | Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road, Bexhill.jpg|Interior | ||
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| LL ref: | 187 |
| Start date: | 13 May 1931 |
| Architect: | G. Cash |
| Builder: | William McCormick |
| Original use: | Masonic lodge |
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Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.
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