Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 5 and Version 4 of 12-20 (CLOSED), 20 Crown Hill
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Shooshh [http://www.facebook.com/events/166760000050876/ opened in mid-2011], replacing [http://web.archive.org/web/20110208083049/http://www.looplounge.co.uk/ Loop Lounge], a "music and pool bar" that had been there since 2003. |
Shoosh [http://www.facebook.com/events/166760000050876/ opened in mid-2011], replacing [http://web.archive.org/web/20110208083049/http://www.looplounge.co.uk/ Loop Lounge], a "music and pool bar" that had been there since 2003. |
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Nightclub at the Crown Hill end of Church Street.
The building (which also houses Larry Flynt's and part of the 99p Stores) was constructed in the mid-20th century as an extension of the next-door British Home Stores, which took on the site after the 1956 demolition of the previous building (home of the Hippodrome Picture Theatre, previously the Croydon Hippodrome photo from c. 1910, the New Theatre Royal, the Empire Theatre of Varieties, the Theatre Royal, and the Theatre; see Cinema Treasures entry and Theatres and Halls in Croydon for more details).
After British Home Stores vacated the building, it was returned to entertainment use in 1972 as a cinema initially called the Classic Cinema photo from 1972 and later the Oscar Cinema and then the Focus Cinema; see Cinema Treasures entry for more details. The Focus Cinema finally closed in August 1982.
Shoosh opened in mid-2011, replacing Loop Lounge, a "music and pool bar" that had been there since 2003.
Church Street/Crown Hill/George Street
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