Ausbury Park by Kayla

The Fabian Theater by Jared

The Fabian Theater opened on December 14, 1925 it was described as on of the most elegent theaters in New Jersey. The Fabian Theatre, designed by architect Fred Wesley Wentworth in the Sullivanesque style, was originally envisioned as a stand-alone theatre, and the large office building and the Alexander Hamilton Hotel which enclose it were added as afterthoughts.

Jungle Habitat by Piero

Piero Rojas

Queen Anne Theater by Rachel

Queen Anne add on bottom left

Queen Anne Theater was built in the 1930's And then in the 1950's it was operated under Brandt theaters. It was known for kiddie movies and then it started showing adult movies.The theater was not that big it had a lobby and one room for showing. Queen Anne Theater closed down in the 80s . It is now a a cleaners called Rainbow Cleaners & Tailors. The owner of the cleaners is a nice family my family talks to them and they had torn the inside out it is now a big garage to hold there lawn stuff and snow things and the car for home deliveries they own the building and there are apartments above . You can still see the old writing on the side of the building for the theater it is missed and people still wonder what goes on with it but its a memory to some people.

A pin to get in free for the new released movies

back of kiddie klub pin

         
view from 80-95

what it looks like now

this is what it looks like now

(Sources: Google, bergencountyhistory.org,)

Bergen Mall by Alicia

First opened in September 15, 1973, the Bergen Mall was filled with shops that were sure to please the public. It contained a playhouse, where people could catch plays, and a bowling alley. It also had a chapel and a movie theatre where people could see movies. Everything was outside, and it also had a little carnival. It is nice to know that this mall was once ahead of its time.

The Bergen Mall back then

 

 

 

The inside of the Bergen Mall not too long before renovation

 

 

 

The Bergen Mall today