This theater in Menomonie WI is quite the historical site. The building was constructed during the grand Victorian era, and no expense was spared. My youngest and I toured it last Saturday, and it has so much character.
It still holds plays and concerts regularly. I didn't know this, but around Halloween the offer "ghost tours" as many people think it's haunted. (that would be interesting to go back for).
It has the original hand stenciled walls and ceilings, marble staircase and floors, stained glass windows, walnut and oak woodwork, brass fixtures, and four fireplaces, each built with a different stone or technique. The theater still contains the original pipe organ. The organ has a total of 1597 pipes and 28 stops. The pipes range from 2 inches to 16 feet. Although originally water powered, it was later converted to electric. The organ's restoration began in 1957 and, since then, has been fully restored.
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