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| + | Built 1883 as German restaurant of the Amsterdam World Expo. 1884 relocated to Veendam, subsequently used as a theatre (later also cinema), concert hall and café. Opened 24 Aug 1884 with a concert. 350 seats. 1929 renovation and extension (529 seats). 1946 renovation. 1960 major rebuilding. Destroyed by fire on 23 June 1999. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1883 as German restaurant of the Amsterdam World Expo. 1884 relocated to Veendam, subsequently used as a theatre (later also cinema), concert hall and café. Opened 24 Aug 1884 with a concert. 350 seats. 1929 renovation and extension (529 seats). 1946 renovation. 1960 major rebuilding. Destroyed by fire on 23 June 1999. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built 1883 as German restaurant of the Amsterdam World Expo. 1884 relocated to Veendam, subsequently used as a theatre (later also cinema), concert hall and café. Opened 24 Aug 1884 with a concert. 350 seats. 1929 renovation and extension (529 seats). 1946 renovation. 1960 major rebuilding. Destroyed by fire on 23 June 1999. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:13, 11 September 2025
theatre building in Veendam, The Netherlands, opened 1884
- Veenlust
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Veenlust [Veendam] | theatre building in Veendam, The Netherlands, opened 1884 |
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53°6'13.957"N, 6°52'43.453"E
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Built 1883 as German restaurant of the Amsterdam World Expo. 1884 relocated to Veendam, subsequently used as a theatre (later also cinema), concert hall and café. Opened 24 Aug 1884 with a concert. 350 seats. 1929 renovation and extension (529 seats). 1946 renovation. 1960 major rebuilding. Destroyed by fire on 23 June 1999. (English)
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1884
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1999
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