Fox Theater

The Fox Theater in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, is a historic landmark that was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 for its architectural significance. Originally built in 1894 as the Grand Opera House by German immigrant G. F. Andrae, the theater has undergone various renovations and name changes over the years.

From vaudeville and stage performances to showing the first motion pictures in 1897, the Fox Theater has a rich history of entertaining the community. Despite changing ownership and closures over the years, the theater remains a symbol of cultural heritage in Stevens Point.

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