Cordova Theater - Pullman Washington
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N 46° 43.811 W 117° 10.889
11T E 486133 N 5175197
Quick Description: Used as a theater into the 21st century, this location is now a local church.
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 10/21/2009 9:08:58 AM
Waymark Code: WM7G0Z
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Long Description:This Mission/Spanish Revival style theater was designed by Carl R.
Berg and was built in 1927. The Cordova was listed on the National
Register of Historic Places in March of 2004.
Source: Archiplanet
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The Spanish Colonial Cordova Theatre opened in 1928 at a cost of
$100,000. Through the years it had many different owners and
operators and had been closed for a few years before being opened
again in 2000 by Best Theatres who did a thorough redecoration and
a reupholstering of its 500 seats along with the addition of a
digital sound system.
It has a modern marquee and facade but the interior, including
its box office, is close to its original appearance. Best Theatres
also operate the local Audian and Village Centre Theatres.
Text Source: Cinema Treasures
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The theater organ that was located here was donated to
Washington State University and has been installed in the A. B.
Butler Lecture Hall.
Source: Puget Sound Theater Organ Society
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In 2006 the Cordova became the home of Pullman Foursquare
Church.
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