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MW Main | Architecture | Auto | Bowling | Drive-ins | Eateries | Motels | Neon Pages : 1 2 3 4 5 6 [7] 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Here is the Fox Theater in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, which is right in the middle of the state. The Fox has been closed for some years and the people who own it refuse to sell it.
Check out the Zoe Theatre that dates back from the 50's. The Zoe is currently closed. 04-06
Here's a photo of the Princess Theatre located in White Hall, IL. This theatre was born in the 1920's and appears to no longer be showing movies. 04-06
The 20th Century Theatre is a gem found in Cincinnati, OH. This theatre features a front facade that looks as fresh as it did back in the 20th century. 07-06
The Winston Motel advertises a rarity for an old roadside lodging place... hot tubs. I wonder where the yellow arrow leads to. 07-06
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The Fox Theatre in Detroit, MI was built in 1928 and was one of the first movie palaces to have live sound. Opening day was September 21, 1928 for this Fox, which was the first of the Fox theatres and known as the largest. Check out the facade of this lavish theatre, restored in 1988. The Fox is a National Historic Landmark. More info can be 
