Saturday, July 30, 2005

Rabekah Flea Market in Old Town

SCENE ON WASHINGTON STREET BETWEEN FIRST & RAILROAD
In a never ending battle to save their building from the wrecking ball of progress, the Sherwood Rabekah Lodge holds a fund raiser. Rabekah Hall was a movie house in the days of silent film. Many of the old fixtures remain, including rows of folding seats (but not for sale).
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Lilly Morgen said...

Be careful! I went in there a day early and go bit by the fleas! You can still get books there for ten and twentyfive cents!!Lots of cages to put critters in as well!!

12:20 PM
jaycee said...

I'd sure like to see one of those old movies again. Silent films were popular the world over because their was no sound, no language barriar.

5:48 PM

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