Fedo Theatre
1025 Chapline Street,
Wheeling,
WV
26003
1025 Chapline Street,
Wheeling,
WV
26003
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The Pythian Theatre was built in 1928 by an African American lodge of the Knights of Pythias. The building held offices, a restaurant, and a billiard parlor as well as the lodge hall and movie theater.
The Pythian Theatre was renamed Fedo Theatre in the late-1940’s. It served Wheeling’s African American community into the mid-1950’s.
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Joe Vogel
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Architect was Charles W. Bates who designed a number of theatres in the area: Fenray in Martins Ferry, Capitol in Wheeling, Elk Grand in Bellaire, Metropolitan in Morganstown among others.
At present it looks completely abandoned and vacant.