Shown on an insurance plan of Newcastle dated 1887. Site now covered by the Odeon Cinema and Commercial Union House. The Club a wine cellar and heater and boiler in the basement, stone stairs to the upper floors. The kitchen was on the first floor.

Two perforated spoons have been found at Arbeia. Such spoons are a wide range of shapes and designs and they may had had different purposes. Some examples have a very large hole in the bowl, some have two holes. Some have circular bowls, some have oval. Some have highly decorated terminals (like the Arbeia examples). At least 74 examples are known from Britain. The majority have been found in Yorkshire, some 47 from the caves around Settle and Giggleswick. These spoons are not known on the Continent and in Britain they are only found in the north. The spoons have been found in first and fourth century contexts. Were they still in use in the 4th century or were the finds just residual? Due to the holes, the 'spoons' would only be useful for stirring. They were originally thought to be 'spoon-shaped brooches' with the two ends threaded through 'button holes' in the cloth and a cord tied through the hole in the bowl. Later, the simple 'spoons' with large central hole and no fancy terminal, were suggested as a hair decoration. Other suggestions are that the 'spoons' were used for pulling out woollen thread prior to spinning or were children's toys.

A Second World War barbed wire obstruction is visible as a structure on air photographs, at NZ 3671 7029. The barbed wire runs along the coast for a distance of approximately 645m. No surface features are visible on the latest 1998 Ordnance Survey vertical photography.

Second World War road blocks are visible as structures on air photographs. Two large road blocks are visible at NZ 4063 5949 and NZ 4068 5917. Smaller road blocks are located at NZ 4067 5922, NZ 4066 5926, NZ 4065 5929, NZ 4064 5938 and NZ 4064 5939.

Second World War air raid shelters and anderson shelters are visible as structures and earthworks on air photographs, at NZ 4011 5983.

A Second World War pillbox is visible as a structure on air photographs, at NZ 3908 5986.

Second World War Anderson shelters are visible as earthworks and structures on air photographs. They are centred at NZ 4034 5440 and are located to the north-east of Ryhope Anti Aircraft Battery (HER 5506 and 12659).

Two possible Second World War pillboxes are visible as structures on air photograph, at NZ 4110 6342 and NZ 4129 6328.

Two possible Second World War pillboxes are visible as structures on air photograph, at NZ 4110 6342 and NZ 4129 6328.

A Second World War pillbox is visible as a structure on air photographs, at NZ 3681 7002. No surface features are visible on the latest 1988 Ordnance Survey vertical photography.