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Theatre Royal, Old Orchard Street, Bath 1804

Theatre Royal, Old Orchard Street, Bath 1804

Image Reference: 45159
Artist/Photographer: Woodfall, T.
Image Date: 1804
Measurements: 16.7 x 23.6 cm
Medium: print
Collection: Scrapbooks
Library Reference: Chapman vol.1, p.121
Images of Bath ref.: 717
Credit: Bath & North East Somerset Council
Library: Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies

Description: Bath's first Theatre Royal (in Orchard Street) was granted a Royal Patent by George III in 1768. It was built by Thomas Jelly in 1749-1750 and was originally known as the Orchard Street Theatre. It was then a Catholic Chapel before becoming the Freemason's Hall or Masonic Hall. From "The Theatrical Tourist" by James Winston, 1805.
London. Published 1st March 1804 by T. Woodfall, Villiers St., Strand. Aquatint. See Image Refs. 12064, 41121, 42357, 45426 and 45429.

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