Cape Assembly Rooms

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The Cape Assembly Rooms was a dedicated venue set up in Cape Town round about 1845 to host public balls, dances and suppers, and were open to members of both sexes - a practice taken over from Britain and Ireland.

See also Assembly Rooms in Wikipedia[1]

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