Difference between revisions of "Bristol Opera House [Bristol] (Q27350)"
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| + | Built 1896-1897 by Cyrus and Horace Mosier. Opened 1897 with U. S. S. Pinafore by the Arion Company. At various times used as a theatre, music hall, cinema (since 1915), skating rink. By 1940, the building was so dilapidated that it could only be used as a storage site. Plans to demolish the theatre in 1960 were not carried out. Instead, the theatre was leased to the Elkhart Civic Theatre which later bought and renovated it. Re-opened July 1961. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1896-1897 by Cyrus and Horace Mosier. Opened 1897 with U. S. S. Pinafore by the Arion Company. At various times used as a theatre, music hall, cinema (since 1915), skating rink. By 1940, the building was so dilapidated that it could only be used as a storage site. Plans to demolish the theatre in 1960 were not carried out. Instead, the theatre was leased to the Elkhart Civic Theatre which later bought and renovated it. Re-opened July 1961. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built 1896-1897 by Cyrus and Horace Mosier. Opened 1897 with U. S. S. Pinafore by the Arion Company. At various times used as a theatre, music hall, cinema (since 1915), skating rink. By 1940, the building was so dilapidated that it could only be used as a storage site. Plans to demolish the theatre in 1960 were not carried out. Instead, the theatre was leased to the Elkhart Civic Theatre which later bought and renovated it. Re-opened July 1961. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:37, 11 September 2025
theatre in Bristol
- Bristol Opera House
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Bristol Opera House [Bristol] | theatre in Bristol |
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41°43'18.296"N, 85°49'4.555"W
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Built 1896-1897 by Cyrus and Horace Mosier. Opened 1897 with U. S. S. Pinafore by the Arion Company. At various times used as a theatre, music hall, cinema (since 1915), skating rink. By 1940, the building was so dilapidated that it could only be used as a storage site. Plans to demolish the theatre in 1960 were not carried out. Instead, the theatre was leased to the Elkhart Civic Theatre which later bought and renovated it. Re-opened July 1961. (English)
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1970
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210 E Vistula Street, Bristol, IN 46507
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1897
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