LOCATION FILE
Embassy Theatre
FOLLOWFort Wayne, IN
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Opened in 1928 as the Emboyd Theatre with nearly 3,000 seats, the venue was renamed the Embassy and saved from demolition by a 1972 community fundraising campaign; it remains a working performing-arts center with its original pipe organ.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff attribute unexplained footsteps, moved objects, and other activity to Bud Berger, a man who lived and worked at the theatre from 1936 until his death in 1965.
VISITING
An operating theatre open to the public for performances and tours.
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