Dream Theater

SethG on October 22, 2020 at 2:59 pm

The correct address for A theater was 316. It was in the northern half of the large brick building one removed from the square. The building dates to before 1887 (likely the early 1870s by the look of it). The 1905 map shows that section as dry goods, the 1911 map shows the theater, and the 1920 map shows it as a 5 & 10 cent store.

I am dubious of the ID. The window frames on the second story don’t match, the building has several small storefronts as opposed to two large ones, and the facade is either stone or plaster made to look like it. I think we have one theater’s address, and another’s name and photo.