LOCATION FILE
Constantine Theater
FOLLOWPawhuska, OK
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Built as a hotel in the 1880s and remodeled into an opera house in 1911, the Constantine Theatre formally opened in 1914 and operated as Pawhuska's movie house until closing in 1974; it was restored in the 1980s and listed on the National Register in 1986.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Workers restoring the theatre in the 1980s reported encountering the apparition of Sappho Constantine Brown, daughter of a former owner; visitors also describe a woman seen in the balcony gazing at the stage and sounds of a phantom brawl from its hotel days.
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Open to the public for performances and tours.
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