Eagles Theatre
106 W. Market Street,
Wabash,
IN
46992
106 W. Market Street,
Wabash,
IN
46992
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Originally opened in 1905, the Eagles Theatre was built as a vaudeville theater, but switched to movies by the 1930’s when it was redecorated in the Art Deco style.
The Eagles Theatre boasts one of the largest screens remaining in Indiana, has two balconies and a ballroom.
The Eagles Theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
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Here is another photo of the Eagles Theater.
Here is another photo, circa 1920s:
http://tinyurl.com/342oq9
Designed by Arland W. Johnson of Toledo, Ohio.
This is another postcard view of the Eagles Theater.
An Estey theater organ opus 2060 size 2/6 was installed in the Eagles Theater in 1922. Note: Luminous console.
i went to a movie at the eagles in the late 90’s, while i was attending college in a nearby town.
it’s a great little movie theatre that has somehow survived despite cineplexes in neighboring areas. it makes me happy to see that it is still in business.
An updated link to the photo posted on Oct 14, 2005 is here.
Here are two 1987 photos:
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Photo2
New owner information:
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Photo of the Eagles Theatre.
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