LOCATION FILE
The Music Hall
FOLLOWPortsmouth, NH
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Opened in 1878, The Music Hall is the oldest operating theater in New Hampshire; the site previously held a meetinghouse and, earlier still, an almshouse and jail. Mark Twain, Harry Houdini, and John Philip Sousa all appeared on its stage.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff report footsteps, cold spots, and figures in the balcony and backstage, sometimes tied to the ground's earlier uses.
VISITING
An operating theater open for performances and tours.
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