Oak Theater

A neighborhood second-run theater on the east side of Columbus, Ohio. The original theater on this site was called the Alamo Theater, according to Phil Sheridan. It operated from 1915 – 1917. Afterward, it became a post office sub-station (source: The Columbus Dispatch)

Purchased by A. A. Abel, he completely remodeled the building. The Oak Theater was opened during the first week of September in 1936. The Oak Theater closed in the summer of 1955.

Today, the building is vacant and rundown.

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