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Lusk Community Hall — Chapel Green

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Lusk Community Hall — Chapel Green
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Detached gable-fronted single-bay single-storey Carnegie Free library, built 1908, with a recessed single-bay single-storey entrance bay to right-hand side. Single-storey extension to left c.1997. Now in use as a community hall.ROOF: Double pitched gable-fronted slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and timber barge boards; chimney stack with granite detail rendered coping to tall and smaller stacks; asbestos roof tiles to extension. WALLS: Random rubble walls with thick cement pointing and red brick quoins. OPENINGS: Tri-partite windows and square headed windows with red brick dressed openings; granite cills and uPVC casements; timber panelled door with carved limestone tablet above with inscription "Carnagie Free Library 1908".

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