bronze plaque · Wales

Assembly Rooms, Parkgate

The Balcony House & Assembly Room This distinctive building was closely connected with the Georgian fashion for sea-bathing. It was constructed as two private houses in about 1750; the Assembly Room was added at the rear some years later, to provide an improved venue for social activities in Parkgate. The attractive balcony was added in 1868.

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