The Plaza
The Plaza
Daylight view of the Plaza Theatre neon sign with the Plaza Hotel in the background against a cloudless blue sky (2011). The Plaza Theatre is a historic building in El Paso, Texas. The theater stands as one of the city's most well-known landmarks, and remains operational today, showing various Broadway productions, musical concerts, and individual performers. Wikipedia Area: 43,560 ft² (4,047 m²) Opened: September 12, 1930 Phone: (915) 534-0633 Architectural styles: Colonial Revival architecture, Spanish Colonial Revival architecture
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cool huh a first i did noy want to go but when i did it it was great
First time here in El Paso.
i saw the godfather and clockwork orange!
nice plaza!
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i really wish each photo had more info. for example when was The plaza built and by whom?
Too beautiful. So glad the city has determined to save the structure.
1970 we had our wedding at the plaza hotel