Posted in West Virginia
July 07, 2015
These 10 Theaters In West Virginia Will Give You An Unforgettable Viewing Experience
Looking for a little drama in your life? Or maybe you just want to check out some historic places? West Virginia has several cool theaters, many of which have been around for many years. Many of them are historic and plenty still host regular performances or films. Here are some of West Virginia’s awesome theaters.
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A historic movie theatre in Lewisburg, W.Va.
West Virginia's oldest theatre, according to its website. Established in 1904 and located in Wheeling.
Also known as Capitol Music Hall and reportedly the largest theater in the state. It serves as the home of Jamboree USA and the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra.
Opened in 1928, the Keith Albee in Huntington, is arguably one of the most beautiful theatres in West Virginia.
The historic theater built in 1926 in Parkersburg.
Spencer's Robey Theatre is the longest operating theatre in the country, according to its website.
Also known as Capitol Theater or West Virginia State University Capitol Center, this theatre is a historic place in downtown Charleston, W.Va. It was built in 1912.
Located in Martinsburg, W.Va. and built in 1913.
Ripley's historic theater built in 1936.
Historic theater in Morgantown and built in 1924.
How many of these theaters have your visited? Which ones are your favorites and did I miss any?
