Olympic Theatre [Philadelphia, US] (Q33493)

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Olympic Theatre [Philadelphia, US]
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    Field
    architecture
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    Importance
    Not rated
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    Country
    USA
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    Note
    Built 1809 by William Strickland as The Olympic. Various renovations. 1054 seats. The building contains a main theatre hall and two studio theatres. Used by the Walnut Street Theatre Company. (English)
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    CARTHALIA
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    Wikidata source
    Q7963680
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    Table id
    152
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    City
    Philadelphia
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    Theaterbrande Id
    328
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    Burnt down date
    29 January 1874Gregorian
    context
    Burnt at 3 a.m. Apparently an act of incendiarism. An adjoining house was also destroyed. Two firemen were killed and six injured through the falling in of the walls. (English)
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    TBU 165 item
    Modern Opera Houses and Theatres
    Carthalia ID
    4905
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    Modern Opera Houses ID
    396
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    Building date
    1850
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    opening date
    1809
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