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Helena, Montana
Grandstreet Theatre is a granite Romanesque building in downtown Helena that opened in 1901 as a Unitarian church, later served as the…
Magna, Utah
The Great Saltair began as a lakeside resort pavilion on the Great Salt Lake in 1893, was destroyed by fire more than once, and the current…
Lewisville, Indiana
Dr. Oscar K. Guyer, a Lewisville physician, began building this opera house in 1901 over years of pushback from skeptical townspeople, but…
Hawkinsville, Georgia
Built in 1907 by W.R. Gunn, the Hawkinsville Opera House hosted vaudeville acts, including a young Oliver Hardy, and later served as the…
Melbourne, Florida
Built in 1919 as the Melbourne School and opened to students in 1920, this Neoclassical building was renamed in 1963 for Ruth Henegar, a…
Lead, South Dakota
The Homestake Opera House in Lead, "a theater built by a gold mine," opened in 1914 for the miners of the Homestake Gold Mine and was used…
Maui, Hawaii
The Historic ʻIao Theatre, a Spanish Mission-style theater in Wailuku that opened in 1928, has a long-reported haunting centered in its…
Dahlonega, Georgia
Built by Randall Holly Brannon, the Holly Theatre opened on July 12, 1948, with a Georgia-marble facade and seating for 500; it closed in…
Portland, Oregon
The Hollywood Theatre on Northeast Sandy Boulevard opened in 1926 and is now a nonprofit cinema and film center. Oregon ghost lists…
Fort Pierce, Florida
Students and staff at the college's McAlpin Theater describe a tall, lanky figure they call Lenny, often glimpsed in a bluish mist near the…
Indianapolis, Indiana
In life, the first artistic director of the theatre used to jog around the upstairs mezzanine area when the weather was cold or rainy. He…
Huntington, West Virginia
The Keith-Albee Theatre in downtown Huntington, opened in 1928 and one of the few surviving atmospheric theaters in the country, has been…
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The ghost of the KiMo Theatre is Bobby Darnall, a six-year-old boy killed in 1951 when the theater's boiler exploded under the stairs…
Van Buren, Arkansas
Built in 1891 as a commercial block with a billiard parlour, saloon and newspaper office, this building became the King Opera House in 1901…
Lake Worth, Florida
Brothers Clarence and Lucien Oakley built this movie palace and vaudeville house in 1924, installing a $10,000 Wurlitzer pipe organ; the…
Lancaster, New York
The Lancaster Opera House, built in 1897 as part of the Lancaster Town Hall, is a performing arts and community center and the home of…
Springfield, Missouri
The Landers Theatre in downtown Springfield opened in 1909 and has hosted performers such as Lillian Russell, John Philip Sousa and Lon…
Syracuse, New York
The Landmark Theatre in downtown Syracuse opened in 1928 as the Loew's State and is a restored movie palace. New York ghost lists name two…
Quincy, Florida
Built in 1949 and named for the economic importance of shade tobacco to the community, the Leaf Theater opened with a grand premiere hosted…
Lewiston, Idaho
Built in 1907 as a Methodist church before becoming a theater in 1972, this building on Main Street is tied to one of Lewiston's most…
Astoria, Oregon
The Liberty Theater in downtown Astoria opened in 1925 as the first theater rebuilt after the 1922 Astoria fire, and is now a nonprofit…
Decatur, Illinois
Built in 1916 on the site of the Arcade Hotel, which had burned to the ground the year before, this Decatur theater has drawn ghost reports…
Belleville, Illinois
Author Troy Taylor has named the Lincoln Theatre one of the ten most haunted places in America. Once a leading stop on the vaudeville…
Tupelo, Mississippi
The Lyric Theatre in downtown Tupelo opened in 1912 as the Comus Theatre. On April 5, 1936, a tornado destroyed much of Tupelo and the…