The photograph of the sun lounge at Lilybank in the inter war years shows the room filled with cane furniture, which had become popular in Edwardian times. After the war as the lounge was refurbished and given a new roof constructed with Vita Glass^[1]. Vita Glass was the first ultraviolet ray glass and had been developed in the 1920s. It allowed the hydro's visitors to tan without venturing outside, so the lounge became "The Suncastle".

You can see the exterior of the sun lounge, with the red and white panels, on Matlock: Lilybank Hydro (Dalefield).

	Lilybank Hydro (Dalefield)	Barton's Dalefield Hydro 1904	Ballroom	1950s multi view, with advertisement
1930s, with advertisement	Letterheads of Local Businesses, 1900-1949 (3) - Lilybank	Dinner menus from the late 1950's		Mrs. Marian Wildgoose, who owned "The Gables"	Sally Mosley's article about the school (Newspapers section)