Kelty

Main Street

Picture House

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1976 View

Built in 1910 as the Gothenburg Public Hall but was soon

converted to showing films when it became the Gothenburg Picture House.

A clock tower was added in 1925 as a gift to the people of Kelty. The

interior had a barrel vaulted ceiling and a horseshoe shaped balcony.

The cinema closed in the 1960s and was later used as a raincoat factory

until about 1975, when it was demolished to make way for council flats.

Photos, information and other items courtesy of Steve Lynch.

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Main Street

Regal

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Purpose built hall opened in the late 1939, with seating for 1,000.

The architect was Lawrence Anderson Rolland.

Closed in the 1970s for bingo. Demolished 1990s; the site is now a small Council office and carpark.

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