On the wall of its 1966 replacement can be found some original stonework from the New Marske Institute.
The institute was built for the local ironstone miners by the Pease family, they were Quakers with a temperance policy, so no alcohol was available until 1925 after the mine closed.
It opened on August 5th 1876 and offered a reading room, library, billiard, smoking room and a Quoits pitch. Subscription was one shilling per quarter.
Some interesting photos of the original can be found on the Communigate site