Lounge, Plymouth

Refitted in the 1930s it retains a number of fittings. The front bar has two doors so it was subdivided originally, but how? It has fielded panelled walls, a sloping fielded panelled bar counter on a plinth but the bar top with inlaid Formica is a replacement. The bar back fitting looks to be from the 1930 as does the brick fireplace painted red, the seating with fielded panelling backs, the parquet floor visible hear the counter, and a small baffle by the door. There has been changes in this area as the gents was originally situated at the rear right corner near the steps to the lounge bar. The lounge has a bar counter also with a fielded panelled front but with a different design so is it more modern than 1930s? The bar back cabinet has three large doors/flaps down and indicates this area was a storage for casks of beer up to the early 2000s. There is more fielded panelling on the wall behind. Originally there was a snug bar at the rear of the lounge confirmed by the signs of three doors on Napier Street. The toilets were re-sited into the lounge/snug area but retains their 1930s doors.