St Cecilia's Hall
Music museum, concert hall in Scotland, United Kingdom
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St Cecilia's Hall
Summary
St Cecilia's Hall is a concert hall[1]. It draws 24 Wikipedia views per month (concert_hall category, ranking #85 of 196).[2]
Key Facts
- St Cecilia's Hall is located in City of Edinburgh[3].
- St Cecilia's Hall is located in Edinburgh[4].
- St Cecilia's Hall is in the country of United Kingdom[5].
- St Cecilia's Hall's instance of is recorded as concert hall[6].
- St Cecilia's Hall's instance of is recorded as musical instrument museum[7].
- St Cecilia's Hall's instance of is recorded as university museum[8].
- St Cecilia's Hall's architect is recorded as Robert Mylne[9].
- St Cecilia's Hall is owned by University of Edinburgh[10].
- Saint Cecilia is named after St Cecilia's Hall[11].
- The location of St Cecilia's Hall was Edinburgh[12].
- St Cecilia's Hall is part of University of Edinburgh[13].
- St Cecilia's Hall's Commons category is recorded as St Cecilia's Hall[14].
- 1763 marks the founding of St Cecilia's Hall[15].
- St Cecilia's Hall's OS grid reference is recorded as NT2600273508[16].
- St Cecilia's Hall's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 55.9488858294062, 'longitude': -3.18648682105731, 'precision': 1e-06}[17].
- St Cecilia's Hall's official website is recorded as https://www.ed.ac.uk/visit/museums-galleries/st-cecilias[18].
- St Cecilia's Hall's heritage designation is recorded as category A listed building[19].
- St Cecilia's Hall's street address is recorded as St. Cecilias Hall, Niddry Street, Edinburgh EH1 1NQ[20].
- St Cecilia's Hall's associated electoral district is recorded as Edinburgh East and Musselburgh[21].
- St Cecilia's Hall's historic county is recorded as Midlothian[22].
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Founding
1763 marks the founding of St Cecilia's Hall[15].
Identity
St Cecilia's Hall is part of University of Edinburgh[13].
Ownership
St Cecilia's Hall is owned by University of Edinburgh[10].
Why It Matters
St Cecilia's Hall draws 24 Wikipedia views per month (concert_hall category, ranking #85 of 196).[2]