Merlin Theatre in the grounds of Tintagel House

Top section of the proscenium arch at the old Britannia Theatre, West Bar. Discovered behind a false wall during alterations. Measured nineteen feet wide, fourteen feet high. The building was later demolished

William Green and Co. Ltd., in the old Britannia Theatre building, West Bar.

Interior of the former Britannia Theatre, West Bar, showing balcony seating and original roof beams. One of the oldest Music Halls in the country, dating before 1860. Closed 1895. Fell into disrepair and later demolished

Roof ventilator and trapeze bar in the old Britannia Theatre, West Bar. One of the oldest Music Halls in the country, dating before 1860. Closed 1895. Fell into disrepair and later demolished

Interior of the former Britannia Theatre, West Bar, showing a fireplace in the basement blocked with decorative panels, possibly old stage props. One of the oldest Music Halls in the country, dating before 1860. Closed 1895. Later demolished

Interior of the old Britannia Theatre, West Bar, showing beer and wine cellar. Note the open drain on the right

Britannia Theatre, West Bar showing the end of the gallery seating from behind the proceneum arch.

Roof ventilator and two trapeze bars in the old Britannia Theatre, West Bar. One of the oldest Music Halls in the country, dating before 1860. Closed 1895. Fell into disrepair and later demolished

Original cast iron stairway in the former Britannia Theatre, West Bar. The door in the background was originally the entrance to gallery seating