What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Assembly Rooms Derby 1765 - 1974 Presented and re-erected by the Corporation of Derby unveiled in the presence of his worship the Mayor of Derby June 9th 1976 by his Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester Recorded plaque organisation: Tramway Museum Society.
The Assembly Rooms in Derby served as a significant social venue from 1765 to 1974, hosting various public events and gatherings that reflect the cultural and social history of the area; re-erected in 1976 by the Corporation of Derby, it was unveiled by The Duke of Gloucester.
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