Park Theatre
1583 W. Fort Street,
Lincoln Park,
MI
48146
1583 W. Fort Street,
Lincoln Park,
MI
48146
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Ground will soon be broken for the conversion of this theater to residential and retail: View article
My photo from July 2011 shows the building still vacant: http://agilitynut.com/11/8/dparkt.jpg
Here’s an update on plans for the Park Theater:
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What is the current status of the theater? Any chances of preservation? Please let me know. Thanks!
Here is a November 2008 article about preservation:
http://tinyurl.com/5ozzxz
There doesn’t seem to be any recent news concerning demolition of the theater, so the assumption is that it still stands.
HOT NEWS: Park Theater to be demolished
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For those that object to the demolition of the Park Theater please send your letters to:
Mayor Frank E. Vaslo and City Council
City of Lincoln Park
1355 Southfield Road
Lincoln Park, MI 48146
Steve Duchane
City Manager
City of Lincoln Park
1355 Southfield Road
Lincoln Park, MI 48146
Louis Piszker
CEO
Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency
2121 Biddle, Suite 102
Wyandotte, MI 48192
Here is a color photo:
http://www.agilitynut.com/05/6/adult.jpg
List of stars that performed at Park from 1972
my guess is the interior is not very ornate. lalynch if your intersted in seeing a theater we are trying to restore, head down to Wayne, for the Wayne Theatre, we are there Sunday from 4 til late. Let me know
This place was a sex pit until the porno police invaded.
Thank you bryanb for the info!! I will check out this book! I live about 3 blocks from the Park Theater in Lincoln Park, Michigan. My dream is to see this theater restored and turned into a new use!!
I have been looking for documentation of Charles Agree being the architect of the 1940’s renovation. Bryan Krefft – what is your source of documentation? Park Theater was also included an the Arcadia Publications book, Detroit Art Deco, by Rebecca Binno Savage and Greg Kowalski. Theater has been open but only as a bookstore the past 1.5 years. There was an electrical fire this past Saturday night though.
Oddly enough I find that this picture is of the theater, even though the site is the official site for the 5 Drive-In in Ontario