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Commemorative plaque

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This brown commemorative plaque records: "Yesterday" The Grosvenor Ballroom was among the first venues to hear a sound that was to change popular music forever. The Beatles played here in the sixties during their formative years before conquering the world. The Fab Four became part of history - The Grosvenor is part of that history. Recorded plaque organisation: The Grosvenor Ballroom.

From the Open Plaques record 54009

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