Ceredigion Museum is a Grade II listed building in the Ceredigion local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 29 June 1987. Museum.

Ceredigion Museum

WRENN ID
brooding-gargoyle-gold
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Ceredigion
Country
Wales
Date first listed
29 June 1987
Type
Museum
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Edwardian/Queen Anne style; bull nosed rubble with terracotta dressings; 4 floor bracket cornice and third floor egg and dart cornice; bays divided by Ionic derived pilasters, fluted to top floor. Central pedimented gable with apex niche containing statue of Edward VII; lunette with keystone and dated cartouche to centre. Outer bays have 2-storey bowed oriels on keystones to semi-circular first floor with full height small pane windows; small pane sash windows to third floor and oriels. Ground floor retains half-glazed door entrances; modern shop-front inserted between. Similarly detailed side elevations to Bath Street and Portland Street. Three-storey, 3-windows; pediment to central second floor windows below arched and keystoned head. Shallow Phillips arcade with original Art Nouveau glazing to Bath Street, modern shop front to Portland Street.

The interior of the upper floors retains much of the original Coliseum cinema, now converted to museum use. Rectangular auditorium; 2 tier gallery with anthemion ornamented bowed fronts by Macfarlane and Co of Glasgow; cast-iron columns with Corinthian capitals and swagged friezes. Ribbed ceiling with plaster roundels; elliptical proscenium arch.

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