Sutton Masonic Hall.

Sutton Masonic Hall .

! ^ -v >/ 7 > S \ '~ % ^ reproduce a sketch of the Masonic Hall , which f / Mr & kM t , lc ( lin ' ' f , 1 ° Sutton Masonic Hall , Limited , I IHJI ( 1 Wr-S iuv erecting in Grove Road , Sutton , Sun-ey . The kxl-vJIsv i I * huilding has a frontage of 40 feet , and a depth of t ^ rg ^ T ^ S 94 feet , includiiiR- the kite ! en and caretaker ' s house ,

and occupies an area of about o 70 square yards . The design is in the classic style . The front elevation -will be faced with rubbed and gauged red bricks , and the pilasters , entablature , cornices , pediment , entrance , doorway , and other dressings will be of "Weidon stone . The flank wall and chimney stacks , as seen from the east end of Grove Road , will be faced with red bricks , and the remaining facings will he of bright yellow stocks . The ground floor

comprises a spacious entrance hall , 11 feel 0 inches wide , paved with black marble and Portland stone squares , from which the banquet hall 24 feet 0 inches by 36 feet 6 inches , by 13 feet high , is entered . The walls will have a moulded and panelled dado around same , and the ceiling enriched with beams aud plaster cornices , with ornamental frieze under same . At the end of the banquet hall is a store room ,

12 feet by 12 feet , for chairs and tables , and a serving room , 12 feet by 12 feet , connected by a short passage or lobby with a large kitchen , having a lantern iu the ceiling for top ventilation , aud provided with large cooking range and hot plates . Adjoining the kitchen is a scullery 14 feet li inches by 10 feet , connected with the caretaker ' s house , which comprises a sitting room on the ground iloor , and two bedrooms on the first lloor . At the end of the entrance

Sutton Masonic Hall.

ends . The ceiling will be arranged in panels with enriched plaster beams and cornices . The walls will also be enriched with moulded and panelled dado framing , with plasters at regular intervals having moulded bases and Ionic capitals , and ornamental plaster frieze round the walls . The fioors of the banquet hall , entrance hall , and the

hall is tho cloak room , and adjoining same the lavatories are conveniently arranged . A bold staircase of Portland stone , with ornamental iron balusters , panelled dado framing , and large lantern light , leads to a cloak room and lavatories of the half-landing , and to the Masonic temple on the first floor , which is entered through the Tyler ' s room , and is 25 feet by 50 feet by IG feet high , lighted from both

temple will be of fireproof construction , formed with rolled steel joists and cement concrete , and the banquet hall and the temple will be covered with wood joists and tongued pitch pine flooring iu narrow widths . There is a good stoi-o room for Lodge furniture on the first floor in direct communication with tho temple . The

baseilicnt under a portion of the building is devoted lo the cellars , heating chamber , and coal store , and is approached by a stone stair . The front fence wall aud p iers will be of red brickwork with stone dressings , and the entrance gates and dwarf rails will be of ornamental cast iron .

The architect of the building is Mr . Richard Creed , F . R . I . B . A ., of 11 , Finsbury Circus , E . G ., Lodge No . 1 , and Messrs . Duncan Stewart aud Sons , builders , of Wallington , Surrey , have been entrusted with the execution of the work .

Bro . Chailes A . Hardwick , See . of Lome Lodge , No . 1317 , P . P . G . D . C , Surrey , is the Secretary , Bro . W . Williams . P . M ., P . G . Treasurer Surrey , is tho Chairman , and the registered offices are 2 ( 5 , High Street , Sutton .

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