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Panguitch Social Hall
50 East Center Street
Panguitch, Utah
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Uintah Theatre
Vernal, Utah
On 29 April 1912, the New Uintah Theatre opened in the former Elk Building, which had been remodeled “along the latest moving picture house lines, with sloping floor, soloists platform, etc.” The ticket office was outside, under a “blaze of rows of electric lights.” Patrons of nearby towns appreciated having hitching posts on the premises. The New Uintah closed sometime prior to 1932. The E. W. Davis furniture store occupied the building before it became a piano store called the Henderson-Barlett Music Company.
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Photographer: Grant Smith
Date: 25 June 2005
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Panguitch Social Hall
(Panguitch Playhouse, Mascott Hall, Social Hall)
50 East Center Street
Panguitch, Utah
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Open |
Total
Seats:
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600 |
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1890 to 1900
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| On National Register
of Historic Places |
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The Panguitch Social Hall, originally called Mascot Hall, was built between 1890 and 1900. It was used for dances, parties, school assemblies, plays, chautauquas, wedding receptions, county fairs, etc.
The Social Hall has a curved roof and walls that were three bricks thick. The building was originally heated by two pot-bellied wood-burning stoves. During the summer, wide double-doors on either side of the hall were left open for ventilation.
In 1920, the Social Hall was damaged by fire and rebuilt.
Source:
Daughters of Utah Pioneers marker dated 1991
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