What is recorded here
On this site stood the Pandora Gallery where films were first shown to the public outside London 25th March 1896
The Pandora Gallery is historically significant as the site where films were first publicly exhibited outside London on 25th March 1896, marking an important milestone in the early history of cinema in the UK. This event was part of the wider Vitascope tour by the Edison company, helping to introduce moving pictures to a broader British audience.
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