Granada Theatre
17440 Monterey Road,
Morgan Hill,
CA
95037
17440 Monterey Road,
Morgan Hill,
CA
95037
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Other than being twinned down the middle, this cozy postwar theater has changed very little. It takes its name from an older Granada Theatre which stood across the street and burned.
Moderne murals of flamingoes, herons, and magnolias against a crimson background line the sidewalls. Swirling Moderne style flourishes decorate the ceiling between the air vents.
The Granada Theatre was closed in November 2005. It was sold to a property developer who owns the adjacent Downtown Mall.
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Gary Parks
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Renovation news:
http://tinyurl.com/c2kzv5
Here is the Granada at night.
Here is a 1985 photo:
http://tinyurl.com/cdvav4
To all who are concerned – the Granada is scheduled to be demolished to make room for new development. If you are interested in saving the Granada be loud and be active. We can stop this if we only care enough to make our voices heard. Since the City bought it (with our money)– it is Our Theater. I can’t stand to think that it is going away to make room for more parking. A multi plex in the next block is NOT the Granada. Stand up and be counted or don’t complain when it is gone.
We have set up a petition on line at www.savethegranada.com for any and all to voice their opinion about demolishing these old treasures. Help us out. Thanks
Here is a 1987 photo:
http://tinyurl.com/lgq5ms
This is a 1981 photo.
We now have a fan page on Facebook for Save the Granada – please go on to facebook and become a fan of Save the Granada, also sign our on line petition at www.savethegranada.com We are also looking to widen our advisory board – if you are interested please contact us at www.savethegranada.com We are making a big push with the City of Morgan Hill Monday and need all the help we can get.
Some good news about the Granada: a group of volunteers has cleaned up and made needed repairs to get the theater reopened for a local film festival. They hope that these efforts may eventually lead to the theater’s ongoing revival. View article
A fellow CT friend sent me the article featured in the recent “CSWalczak” post. Nice story that shows with concerned citizens it can be done!