What is recorded here
Opened in 1906, this is the largest theatre in the Grampian region. Constructed of Kemnay and Tillyfourie granite, the building is renowned for its Neo-Renaissance exterior and well-preserved mixed Baroque/Jacobean interior.
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- Recorded date
- 1906
- Operator
- Aberdeen City Council
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