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Apollo Theatre

Martinsburg, WV

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The record

A 1913 theater in downtown Martinsburg, West Virginia, designed by architect Reginald Geare with local architect Chapman E. Kent and built by theater owner H.P. Thorn. Originally seating about 1,000 for movies, vaudeville, and concerts, it is on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #79002569, 1979) and within the Downtown Martinsburg Historic District. It operates today as a community-supported civic theater.

Field reports

Reported phenomena

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  • Reported · The theater is believed to be haunted by 'Charlie,' a manager who worked there during the 1920s (per folklorist Rosemary Ellen Guiley).
  • Reported · Typical of historic theaters, staff and performers report the range of activity associated with old playhouses - sounds and presences in a dark, empty auditorium.

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