
What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Playhouse Yard So named because an early theatre was sited here. Later a Territorial Drill Hall and a WW2 "British Restaurant"
Playhouse Yard in Downham Market was originally the site of an early theatre, later serving as a Territorial Army drill hall and a WWII "British Restaurant," reflecting its adaptive use for community and military purposes over time.
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Places near here
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