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Former Grand Theatre, Cockermouth


The Grand Theatre on Station Road in Cockermouth opened in 1915. It was primarily used as a cinema, until it's closure in 1966. It was then used as a bingo hall for many years, and later as a vets and a lighting shop. The building was purchased by new owners in 2015 and the facade of the theatre has been restored. 

Station Road 1915 Former Cinemas Historic Buildings and Monuments in Cockermouth
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Cockermouth Grand Theatre and Cinema 1
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Grand Theatre Station Road, Cockermouth
- Located in Cockermouth, Cumbria. The Theatres Trust says the Grand Theatre was mainly a cinema from its opening in summer 1915. It had a 30ft wide proscenium and a 25ft …
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No Wetherspoons for former Cockermouth theatre
- Times and Star, 22nd May 2021. "....Josh Church, whose family business bought the building six years ago....He would like to hear from a range of people and businesses that are …
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Post code: CA13 9PZ
Unitary Auth: Cumberland
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY12083047

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