A public assembly hall used for gambling and entertainments. Obsolete.

a room in which assemblies (see sense 7) were formerly held, and in which balls, concerts, and similar entertainments are now given.

a room in which a drum or social gathering is held; see sense 1.

(a) = sembly-house n. at sembly, n. compounds; (b) a house in which assemblies (see sense 7) were held.

A large building (now no longer in existence) in Oxford Street, London, with a dome likened to that of the Pantheon in Rome, and used in the late…

A public room used for social meetings; a clubhouse; esp. a public music or dancing saloon.

A large, often luxurious building used for leisure, esp. as a venue for entertainment. Cf. pleasuredrome, n.

A building, usually large and lavishly decorated, intended as a place of amusement, entertainment, or refreshment. Cf. gin palace, n.

A music hall. Now historical except in the names of specific buildings.

A public building at a German health resort, provided for the use and entertainment of visitors; hence, sometimes, a similar building at an English…

Originally: a greenhouse or conservatory in which plants are kept flourishing in winter. Later: a large enclosed space ornamented with plants and…

A public hall or theatre used for musical performances, originally: (a) one used esp. for musical recitals, concerts, and similar productions; and…

With the. The Metropolitan Music Hall, Edgware Road, London (1836–1962). Obsolete. rare.