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{{Infobox|[[File:The Bowling Green and Clubhouse in Egerton Park - geograph.org.uk - 304753.jpg|thumb|class=pageimage]]|1935|William Pearce|Edward Godwin and Sons|w248041753|50.83862|0.46737}} | {{Infobox | ||
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|date=1935 | |||
|architect=William Pearce | |||
|builder=Edward Godwin and Sons | |||
|use=Leisure | |||
|osmid=w248041753 | |||
|lat=50.83862|lng=0.46737 | |||
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An attractive example of interwar leisure architecture was designed by architect William Pearce and built in 1935 by local builders Edward Godwin & Sons (who also built St Martha's RC Church Little Common and Christchurch Methodist Church, Sidley). | |||
It has a plinth of red brick with rendered upper elevations, half-timbered gables and a clock-within-a-gable on the south elevation. It served as a pavilion for both tennis and bowls, once home to the Spartan Bowling Club and the Lakeside Ladies Bowling Club who amalgamated in 2016, the club closed in 2024. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 3 June 2025
| Sports Pavilion, Egerton Park | |
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| LL ref: | 365 |
| Start date: | 1935 |
| Architect: | William Pearce |
| Builder: | Edward Godwin and Sons |
| Original use: | Leisure |
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An attractive example of interwar leisure architecture was designed by architect William Pearce and built in 1935 by local builders Edward Godwin & Sons (who also built St Martha's RC Church Little Common and Christchurch Methodist Church, Sidley).
It has a plinth of red brick with rendered upper elevations, half-timbered gables and a clock-within-a-gable on the south elevation. It served as a pavilion for both tennis and bowls, once home to the Spartan Bowling Club and the Lakeside Ladies Bowling Club who amalgamated in 2016, the club closed in 2024.