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building is of Bridgewater brick up to the stringcourse at level
of sills; above this the walls are rough cast with brick dressings.
The roofs are slated. Internally, the ward floors are of polished
oak; the corridor, etc has a floor of wood blocks. The upper
floor of the central portion accommodates the staff. |
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building, which is situated on one of the highest points in
Falmouth embracing a view of the sea, is the gift of Mr. J.
Passmore Edwards, who has also furnished it, and has spared
no expense that would promote efficiency and economy in its
future maintenance. The panels over the bay windows are modelled
by Mr. C. Frampton, A.R.A. Mr. Trehane (builder), of Liskeard,
completed the work from plans by Mr. H. C. Rogers, 7, Carteret-street,
Westminster. Extract
from Building News, 13 April 1894.
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