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Thank you for your patience while we have been closed.Preparations are almost complete for welcoming you back. The risks associated with coronavirus have led to some adjustments in how we will operate in future, in order to prioritise your safety while visiting.
01225 781980 01225 781980
1 Park Road Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 8AQ
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Hill’s Hall once boasted a roller-skating rink and in 1910 became the town’s first cinema, known as Albany Ward’s Picture Palace and Skating Rink. In 1913, this was renamed Albany Ward’s Electric Palace of Varieties. Around December 1914, Albany Ward was the operator of the largest cinema circuit in England. He died in 1956. By then, the former Hill’s Hall had been Fear Hill’s department store for more than 30 years. It later became Dingles and is now partly occupied by a ladies’ fashion shop.
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