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Lord's Heritage Trail

Pavilion

Built in 1889, the Pavilion at Lord's Cricket Ground is a Grade II*-listed Victorian building and the iconic centerpiece of the "Home of Cricket". It houses the famous Long Room, Player Dressing Rooms, and the MCC Committee Room, offering exclusive, historic surroundings for cricket members, players, and events. It was designed by Thomas Verity, the Victorian architect of some of London's finest, and built in the winter of 1889. It's the third Pavilion to stand on this site and the oldest building at Lord's. Albert Trott is the only player in history to have hit a ball over the Pavilion when he was playing for MCC against Australia in 1899.