
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Theatre Royal Built 1805 George Dance the Younger John Palmer Restored 1863 C J Phipps Restored 1982 Donald Armstrong Carl Toms
George Dance the Younger was a prominent British architect known for his work in neoclassical style, significantly contributing to London's urban landscape; C.J. Phipps and Carl Toms were also notable architects who undertook restorations of important cultural venues like the Theatre Royal in Bath, preserving architectural heritage. John Palmer was an architect active in Bath whose contributions include collaborative work on significant local structures such as the Theatre Royal.
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