The Theatres Trust

Lawn

  • Theatre ID
    2942
  • Built / Converted
    1820
  • Current state
    Extant
  • Current use
  • Address
    Union Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 3BL, England
  • Website

Details

The Lawn Hospital was opened in 1820 and was initially known as the Lincoln Asylum. It was one of the country’s first purpose-built hospitals. In 1991 it was converted to a conference/banqueting centre. It has an original private theatre space at first floor level (Lawrence Hall). Victorian in character with a built-in stage at one end and break-out room. Seats 150.


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  • Events
    • 1820 Design/Construction: as recreation hall of mental hospital
      • Richard Ingleman (?) - Architect
    • 1991 Alteration: refurbished
      • Unknown - Architect
  • Capacities
    • Later: 468
    • Current: 150
  • Listings
    • Grade II* - 2.10.1969

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