The London Coliseum - St Martin's Lane, London, UK - Doorways of the World on Waymarking.com

There are four arches with sets of doors. The rightmost set are probably for the main entrance as they have a more substantial cover into the street and probably used for accessing the theatre. The other doors are probably opened when a performance ends as there are over 2,300 seats to clear.

All the doors are made from wood an are in pairs so there are 12 individual doors altogether plus four blocked doors.

The main doors have brass handles and decorative brass strips at the foot of the doors to provide some form of protection. Each door has a segmented arched window.

The middle two arches have three pairs of doors, two in the left and one pair centred in the right arch. The opening doors are all identical - made from wood with brass handles and decorative brass trim at the bottoms of the doors. Each of these opening doors has a round segmented window. The two blocked doors are similar in style to the main opening doors.

The left most arch has four doors - two opening and two blocked. The opening doors are similar in design to the opening doors in the middle two arches and the blocked doors are similar to the blocked doors in the right-middle arch.

Above the doors are windows with some decorative woodwork.

Type of material of the door: Wood Functional door?: Yes Location of this door/way: On public property Is it accessable only by paid admission": Yes Style: Other Address or physical location: St Martin's Lane London United Kingdom

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