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Coos Bay OR Egyptian theater (#1097)
![Coos Bay OR Egyptian theater (#1097) Coos Bay OR Egyptian theater (#1097)](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/43/32/42864332.8aa123b1.640.jpg?r2)
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Egyptian Theater in Coos Bay. The building dates back to 1922, it was originally a garage and service station due to building restrictions in WWI. After the war, and with the 1920's fascination with Egypt, it was converted into the Egyptian theater. It closed in the mid 2000's but fortunately was saved from destruction. Unfortunately, I did not get to go inside. The following webpage contains picture of a quite glorious inside and a wonderful description of the efforts to preserve it: egyptiantheatreoregon.com/theatre-history
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