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theater, movie theater and music venue in Wheeling, West Virginia

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1928
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CalendarGregorian
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Property / opening date: 1928 / rank
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Property / opening date: 1928 / qualifier
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Property / Wikidata instance
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Property / Wikidata instance: Q8719053 / rank
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Property / Wikidata instance: Q41253 / rank
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Property / Carthalia ID: 4924 / rank
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Theatre and cinema, built 1928 as Capitol Theatre by Charles W. Bates. Later renamed Capitol Music Hall. From 1969, also used as a radio studio by WWVA. Closed 2007. 2009 renovation, re-opened as Capitol Theatre. (English)
Property / Note: Theatre and cinema, built 1928 as Capitol Theatre by Charles W. Bates. Later renamed Capitol Music Hall. From 1969, also used as a radio studio by WWVA. Closed 2007. 2009 renovation, re-opened as Capitol Theatre. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Theatre and cinema, built 1928 as Capitol Theatre by Charles W. Bates. Later renamed Capitol Music Hall. From 1969, also used as a radio studio by WWVA. Closed 2007. 2009 renovation, re-opened as Capitol Theatre. (English) / qualifier
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theater, movie theater and music venue in Wheeling, West Virginia
  • Capitol Theatre
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Capitol Theatre [Wheeling]
theater, movie theater and music venue in Wheeling, West Virginia
  • Capitol Theatre

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41°40'54.120"N, 71°29'47.400"W
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Theatre and cinema, built 1928 as Capitol Theatre by Charles W. Bates. Later renamed Capitol Music Hall. From 1969, also used as a radio studio by WWVA. Closed 2007. 2009 renovation, re-opened as Capitol Theatre. (English)
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1015 Main Street, Wheeling, WV 26003
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