The Theatres Trust

Façade of the Canterbury Hall

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  • Image ID
    7179
  • Image title
    Façade of the Canterbury Hall
  • Description
    Black and white engraving showing the façade of the Canterbury Hall. The engraving is taken from opposite the façade. The theatre appears delapidated: at ground level, one of the entrance doors is hanging from its hinges; above, the facade has been stripped back to the timber frame. The main frontage is dominated by a blind semicircular arch containing the theatre name, framed by Corithian pilasters rising to a chunky entablature; the attic level is engraved with the year that the theatre was completed: 1852. The Canterbury Hall suffered bomb damage in 1942 and was partially demolished in 1955.
  • Depicted theatre
    Canterbury Hall
  • Depiction date
  • Copyright holder
    not specified
  • Creator

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