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Royal Pier Pavilion

  • Theatre ID
    6
  • Built / Converted
    1896
  • Dates of use
    • 1896: Until when not known.
  • Current state
    Extant
  • Current use
    Bingo
  • Address
    New Promenade (opposite Pier Street), Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales

Details

A typical aisled pier pavilion with a semi-circular roof. The end gable is fully glazed with ornamental glazing bars, in the manner of an elaborate Georgian fanlight. Lower ellipsoidal roof on either side with little gothic-arched gables to the aisles. The original railings and kiosks on the street front have now gone and the façe has been modified by the addition to either side of an ice cream parlour and a hot dog stall. The auditorium has been converted to a penny arcade. No fly tower.


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Side elevation of the site previously occupied by The Royal Pier Theatre, Aberystwyth, 1998
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Streetscape showing the site previously occupied by The Royal Pier Theatre, Aberystwyth, 1988
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  • Events
    • 1896 Use: Until when not known.
    • 1896 Design/Construction:
      • G Croydon Marks - Architect
    • 1865 Owner/Management: (pier) Aberystwyth Pier Company
  • Listings
    • Grade II - 24.11.1987 (pier and pavilion)
  • Dimensions
    • Height to grid: None

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