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A nice article Only In Arkansas wrote about this and other local theaters: https://onlyinark.com/culture/historic-theaters-of-nashville/
Upon further inspection, the wall trim is just that- wall trim (no neon). I believe the neon ran under and possibly where you see the column once was (there was at least a light there from other photos).
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Howard County Historical Society
Photo by Jonathan Canaday.
@Joe we need to join forces on the Nashville theaters…let me know if I could email you.
You could be right Joe, in 1914 it is listed as motion pictures. In 1908 it is a general store.
This is incorrect as the Salvation Army told me they did not own it (if it is that taller building in the middle), they own what is next to it.
A nice article Only In Arkansas wrote about this and other local theaters: https://onlyinark.com/culture/historic-theaters-of-nashville/
Upon further inspection, the wall trim is just that- wall trim (no neon). I believe the neon ran under and possibly where you see the column once was (there was at least a light there from other photos).
rebeldj photo credit
rebeldj photo credit
rebeldj photo credit
Howard County Historical Society
Howard County Historical Society
Howard County Historical Society
Photo by Jonathan Canaday.
Photo by Jonathan Canaday.
Photo by Jonathan Canaday.
Photo by Jonathan Canaday.
@Joe we need to join forces on the Nashville theaters…let me know if I could email you.
You could be right Joe, in 1914 it is listed as motion pictures. In 1908 it is a general store.
This is incorrect as the Salvation Army told me they did not own it (if it is that taller building in the middle), they own what is next to it.