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Lounge in the Clarendon Hotel, Hunter Street, Newcastle, New South Wales

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View of five customers in a room with veneer wall panels, linoleum floor, decorative cornices and ceiling fans. The room is furnished with a range of seating and table arrangements, including sofas, chairs around small tables, snugs and occasional tables. The smaller pieces are constructed of chromed steel, seating is padded with probably vinyl upholstery and table surfaces are of formica. Most tables are provided with ashtrays and there is an open basket on one of the sofas.The Clarendon Hotel was purchased by Tooth & Company in September 1934 and sold in August 1985. On completion of rebuilding in January 1943 the hotel was a three storeyed brick structure with a fully tiled ground floor exterior and an asbestos and malthoid roof. The architectural style is known as P. & O. Ship Style because of its similarities to ocean liner forms.

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