Victory Theatre Antiques

The Art Deco building, originally called Neate's Hall when it was built in 1915 and re-named the Arcadia Picture Palace when it opened in 1921 as a 999-seat cinema, is an outstanding example of early Australian country-cinema architecture. In 1977 it was leased as a junkyard then, after refurbishment, it was transformed into its current manifestation as a major retail centre.

Today, with its magnificent Jenny Kee designed community mural along the length of the building, the Victory Theatre has deservedly become a Blue Mountains landmark and tourist destination. The Victory Cafe is located at the top of the Blue Mountains in the foyer of the old Victory Theatre at Blackheath.