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| In Front of the Liberty Theater |
Capture California, the Game-2013
Adventure: 003, Site 063-Liberty Theater
Local Registry ID: 171
Team: YOLT
Date: September 15, 2013
Location:
Address: 944 Van
Ness Avenue, Fresno
Description:
Date Built: 1917
Architect: W. D. Coates & H. B. Traver
The Liberty Theater opened in November 27, 1917 with a showing of “When A Man Sees Red”. Most recently, it housed the Spanish Evangelical Church. But in May 2011, the Grand Old Opry came to town and played here. So whether Fresnans know the theater as Liberty, Hardy or the Mexicalian, it has seen some pretty classing productions.
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| Liberty Theater |
Liberty Theater (1917)
944 Van Ness Avenue
W.
D. Coates & H.
B. Traver, Architects
Renaissance Revival
The oldest surviving movie theater in Fresno, the building still
displays signage for all three of its names: Liberty, Hardy's, and
Mexico.References:
Overall Landmark References:
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