What is recorded here
Jacob’s Wells Theatre 1729‒1799 On this site stood one of the first playhouses in Bristol
Jacob’s Wells Theatre, established in the early 18th century, was one of the first playhouses in Bristol and served as an important cultural venue during the 1700s. It was associated with traveling theatre companies and contributed to the development of drama and public entertainment in the city.
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