I’m very interested to see the address given above for this theatre as 570 Bergen Avenue, because the information I had said the address was 500 Bergen Avenue. I spent many hours walking around that area trying to identify the location so I could take a “now” pic to go with the “then” pic on my web page (scroll half-way down): View link
I haven’t been by there in a while, but the last time I saw this building and took pictures it was half-way torn down. Most of the side walls were down and you could see the inside was a shell. Interestingly, the front facade was largely intact. I expect this building won’t be standing much longer. To see the pics I took in the summer of 2002, click here: View link
Amazingly, this ancient theatre building still stands and I think it looks in pretty good shape all things considered. To view several pics taken in 2002, click here: View link
The building at this location today houses a Cookies Department Store. My question is whether this is the old theatre building or a structure that replaced it. For pics, click here and go to bottom of page: View link
Thanks again to Damien Farley for posting links to my pics of this huge old theatre building. To see the web page from which the pics were taken, click here: View link
This large old theatre building is still standing on Boston Road. A couple years ago it was being renovated for retail use. To see several pics from that time, as well as pics of other former theatre buildings in the area, click here: View link
Amazingly, this tiny building is still standing, between vacant lots in the South Bronx. To see some recent pics, as well as pics of several other old theatre buildings in the neighborhood, click here: View link
My thanks to Damien Farley for posting a link to the old Avalon pic on my web site. Glad it stimulated some discussion. To see the page the pic comes from, including pics of several still-standing theatre buildings in the neighborhood, click here: View link
Yes, the building is still there, with the terra-cotta facade intact. To see a couple recent pics of this old theatre, as well as several other former theatres in the neighborhood, check out my web page: View link
This theatre is still standing and is currently in use as a Pentecostal church. To see recent pics of the building, as well as pics of several other old theatre buildings in the neighborhood, check out my web page: View link
I’m very interested to see the address given above for this theatre as 570 Bergen Avenue, because the information I had said the address was 500 Bergen Avenue. I spent many hours walking around that area trying to identify the location so I could take a “now” pic to go with the “then” pic on my web page (scroll half-way down):
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To view several recent pics, click here and scroll half-way down the page:
View link
I haven’t been by there in a while, but the last time I saw this building and took pictures it was half-way torn down. Most of the side walls were down and you could see the inside was a shell. Interestingly, the front facade was largely intact. I expect this building won’t be standing much longer. To see the pics I took in the summer of 2002, click here:
View link
Now a 99-cent store. To view a pic from 2001, click here and scroll half-way down:
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To view a recent pic of this old building, click here and scroll half-way down:
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Amazingly, this ancient theatre building still stands and I think it looks in pretty good shape all things considered. To view several pics taken in 2002, click here:
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To view several pics taken in 2003, click here and scroll down the page:
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The Unity Restaurant is no longer there. It’s been replaced by a new bar/restaurant.
To view several recent pics of this handsome old theatre building (now a church), click here and scroll half-way down:
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To view recent pic, click here and scroll half-way down:
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Now a Rite-Aid. To see a recent pic, go here:
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Here’s the web page from which the pics posted by Damien Farley were taken:
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To view an old pic of this theatre, as well as a recent pic of the apartment building currently on the site, go here:
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To view several recent pics of this building, go to my web page and scroll half-way down:
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The building at this location today houses a Cookies Department Store. My question is whether this is the old theatre building or a structure that replaced it. For pics, click here and go to bottom of page:
View link
To see several recent pics of this building, as well as pics of other old theatre buildings in the neighborhood, click here:
View link
Thanks again to Damien Farley for posting links to my pics of this huge old theatre building. To see the web page from which the pics were taken, click here:
View link
To view recent pics of this old building, see my web page at:
View link
To view several recent pics of this grand old theatre building, see my web page at:
View link
This large old theatre building is still standing on Boston Road. A couple years ago it was being renovated for retail use. To see several pics from that time, as well as pics of other former theatre buildings in the area, click here:
View link
Amazingly, this tiny building is still standing, between vacant lots in the South Bronx. To see some recent pics, as well as pics of several other old theatre buildings in the neighborhood, click here:
View link
To see several recent pics of the Bainbridge Theatre building, as well as pics of several other former theatres in the area, click here:
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My thanks to Damien Farley for posting a link to the old Avalon pic on my web site. Glad it stimulated some discussion. To see the page the pic comes from, including pics of several still-standing theatre buildings in the neighborhood, click here:
View link
Yes, the building is still there, with the terra-cotta facade intact. To see a couple recent pics of this old theatre, as well as several other former theatres in the neighborhood, check out my web page:
View link
This theatre is still standing and is currently in use as a Pentecostal church. To see recent pics of the building, as well as pics of several other old theatre buildings in the neighborhood, check out my web page:
View link