What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Built 1939 Philharmonic Hall Designed by Herbert J. Rowse Built on site of Philharmonic Hall 1846-1849 Designed by J. Cunningham Destroyed by fire 1933
Herbert J. Rowse was a notable architect who designed the Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool, built in 1939 to replace the earlier hall destroyed by fire in 1933; his design is significant for its Art Deco style and contribution to Liverpool's cultural architecture.
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