Grandstreet Theatre

Located at the corner of Lawrence and S. Park Avenue, the present-day theatre began as the First Unitarian Church, built in 1901. (Photo)

Sources at the Lewis & Clark Public Library

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Murdo, Pat. "A Grand Place for a Theater." The Independent Record 17 October 1976: 21, 23.

Helena, Montana - Buildings (Vertical File).
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Murdo, Pat. "A Grand Place for a Theater." The Independent Record 17 October 1976: 21, 23.
Baumler, Ellen. "The Lady of the House." More from the Quarries of Last Chance Gulch Volume III. Helena, Montana: Independent Record, 1998. 72-76.
National Register sign text.

Grandstreet Theatre History. <http://www.grandstreet.net/history.htm>.
Murdo, Pat. "A Grand Place for a Theater." The Independent Record 17 October 1976: 21, 23.