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Bell’s Opera House – Hillsboro, Ohio
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Bell’s Opera House – Hillsboro, Ohio
View of the auditorium from the orchestra level Bell’s Opera House officially opened on November 20, 1895, after just seven months of construction in Hillsboro, Ohio. It was built on South High Street, on a site once known as Rats’ Row, with a nearly 1,000-seat second-floor auditorium. The total construction cost came in at $40,000—about $1.5 million in today’s dollars—funded primarily by local manufacturer and philanthropist C.S. Bell. View of …
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