Pax Lodge 12 Lyndhurst Road Hampstead London
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Pax Lodge 12 Lyndhurst Road Hampstead London
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner Taken: 28 Mar 1997
World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. The ground breaking ceremony for Pax Lodge was held on 8 November 1988. The following year on 6 May, The Honourable Mrs. Betty Clay, daughter of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell, unveiled the foundation stone – on the fiftieth anniversary of Our Ark and 100 years after the birth of the World Chief Guide. The building took around 18 months to build, but by July 1990, staff were ready to move into Pax Lodge. The new Centre could accommodate 59 people and had a large dining room, kitchen, lobby lounge, library, resource centre, shop, TV room, guest kitchen, and a staff/resident wing.
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Image Location
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