TJL @ Vail-Leavitt Theatre September Renovation Update
TJL @ Vail-Leavitt Theatre August Renovation Update
Overgrown trees removed and ready for new plantings at the rear entrance.
According to a May 1982 article in the New York Times, these theater seats came to the Vail Leavitt from the 1920s Freeport theater, which had closed months earlier along with another period movie theater in Hempstead. Mismatched, mostly from the 1970s, and without any historical significance, the seats fit the original vision of the first restoration of the Vail Leavitt, which was to make it a 95 seat movie house.
The next phase of our restoration will be to restore the beautiful original wood floors and seating will be movable, original to the 1881 vision of the theater.
Vail-Leavitt
The Jazz Loft is reviving the historic theater in Riverhead, New York
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