Grand Theatre
333 Center Street,
Ironton,
OH
45638
333 Center Street,
Ironton,
OH
45638
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The Grand Theatre was open in the 1920’s with seating listed at 500. This was one of three theatres that Sexton operated in Ironton.
The theatre closed in the early-1950’s. This building is still standing but usage is unknown. Any further information on the Grand Theatre would be appreciated.
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Being on Center Street, the Grand Theatre wouldn’t have been around the corner from the Marlow Theatre. The Marlow was on Third Street just south of Park Avenue, which is the next street south of Center Street.
Odd numbers are on the north sides of streets in Ironton, and the north side of the block of Center Street between Third and Fourth is all parking lot or recent construction. The Grand must have been demolished.
In addition to the Grand and Marlow, and the Ro-Na theaters, Ironton once had a theater called the South Side (or Southside,) built in 1910; an Orpheum Theatre, opened in a former skating rink in 1920; an Empire Theatre, burned in 1920; and the Lyric Theatre, located on Second Street, which can be seen partly underwater in this photo taken during the 1937 flood.