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Balmbra's Music Hall

Placeholder for Balmbra's Music Hall black plaque

Balmbra's Site of the "Wheatsheaf" Public House and music room. Rebuilt 1902. Named after John Balmbra, licencee in 1862 when George Ridley first performed his song "The Blaydon Races"

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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