Cottrill Opera House

An expanding on the National Register of Historic Places, it was a respect to become acquainted with this place and it's history from the back to front, and start the continuous reclamation place of this group focus and delightful engineering bit of history. Mozark Mountain Works oversaw, investigated and composed the new exterior to chronicled measures, and exceptionally created the veneer parts in our in-house Mozark Mountain Works Shop. The pieces were introduced and completed nearby at the Opera House by Mozark Mountain Works and care staff.

The Cottrill Opera House was fabricated around 1902 for vaudeville and not musical drama. In the 1920's, the building was sold to the Sutton family and its name was changed to the Sutton Theater. As the Sutton Theater, motion pictures were appeared here. A Wurlitzer theater organ creation 1840 style "B" extraordinary was introduced in February of 1928.