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THEORY Ethics Observations   PRACTICE Abandoned Sites Boats Churches Drains/Catacombs Hotels/Hospitals Transit Tunnels Utility Tunnels Various   RESOURCES Exploration Timeline Infilnews Infilspeak Dictionary Usufruct Blog Worldwide Links	Infiltration Forums home | search | login | register Reply Infiltration Forums > US: Pacific Southwest > Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos(Viewed 1777 times) Explorer unkown     |  |  Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < on 3/24/2019 4:34 PM > Quote DSC_0481 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0483 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0487 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0488 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0492 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0500 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0504 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0535 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0534 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0538 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0473 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0452 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0453 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0451 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0460 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr [last edit 3/24/2019 4:36 PM by Explorer unkown - edited 1 times] Xiketic  location: Bay Area, CA/ATL, GA    |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 1 on 3/24/2019 4:39 PM > Quote This is beautiful!! Theaters (and many other things) used to be so ornate. No graffiti, a piece of history. Thank you for sharing. More of my photos: https://www.instagram.com/xiketic_urbex/ ryanpics  location: Central Va    |  |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 2 on 3/24/2019 7:43 PM > Quote This place looks awesome! Finally a theater that I haven't seen 100 pictures of before. The projector room looked really cool. Any films left? Explorer unkown     |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 3 on 3/24/2019 8:29 PM > Quote Posted by ryanpics This place looks awesome! Finally a theater that I haven't seen 100 pictures of before. The projector room looked really cool. Any films left? there was film cannisters everywhere went twice to this spot when it was open, first time was at 3am an reall fucking spooky other then it being ptuch black there was a homeless lady in front humming which echoed in the theater lol second time was the morning after the first visit and looks wayy way better in daytime DSC_0514 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0527 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr DSC_0525 by Explorer Unkown, on Flickr goon1  location: Atlanta & Bay Area    |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 4 on 3/25/2019 12:10 AM > Quote Great spot and really cool shots but man that place looks gross. shadeblanco  location: Southern West Virginia/Western North Carolina    |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 5 on 3/25/2019 1:17 PM > Quote Did you happen to look at the film that was in the projection room? I wonder what was on it Just a college kid with a film camera basegrinder     |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 6 on 7/25/2019 8:30 AM > Quote Nice. Interesting to see how the ceilings were built Jaredtoy  location: Las Vegas, NV    |  |  Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos <Reply # 7 on 8/15/2019 7:33 PM > Quote Beautiful. I love the moulding on the ceilings and walls, makes me wonder how long this was open for operation. Projection room looks super interesting as well. Infiltration Forums > US: Pacific Southwest > Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos(Viewed 1777 times) Reply Add a poll to this thread This thread is one of your Favourites. Click to make normal.Click to make this thread a Favourite. This thread is currently Public. Anyone, including search engines, may see it. Powered by AvBoard AvBoard version 1.5 alpha Page Generated In: 46 ms