Oak House Sports and Social Club

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The Liberal Club moved to its current location “Oak House” in Upper Holly Walk between 1937 and 1945. This magnificent Grade II listed building was built by the locally renowned Architect William Thomas c.1838, who as well as designing Oak House was responsible for building Lansdowne Circus and Lansdowne Crescent. Thomas emigrated to Canada shortly afterwards and was responsible for many significant architectural projects within major cities of the country.

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