The Metro Entertainment building features a distinct, curved corner entrance wrapped in smooth white stucco. Originally built in nineteen twenty-four as the Granada Theatre’s support structure, it served as the professional hub for the theater’s operations and the offices of the prominent local developers who transformed the downtown district. Today, the space houses a record and hobby shop, preserving the building’s century-long reputation for commerce and entertainment. An original iron marquee still hangs above the main entrance, marking the spot.
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