Music Hall Features
Ask anyone who has been to Music Hall -- both young and old -- and they often admit to being mesmerized by the sparkling
chandelier that hangs in Springer Auditorium.
>find out more about the chandelier
Corbett Tower is the charming reception room on the third floor of Music Hall. Named
for J. Ralph and Patricia Corbett, long-time arts patrons, the room has an
interesting past.
>find out more about Corbett Tower
Visitors enter Music Hall through the elegant foyer, which still features the
original flooring.
>find out more the foyer
After many years in storage, the RKO Albee Mighty Wurlitzer Organ is playing again -- in Music Hall's Ballroom!
>find out more about the Mighty Wurlitzer
>find out more the Ballroom
Throughout the hall, there are tales of singing and partying -- when no one is around. Is Music Hall haunted?.
>find out more about ghosts in Music Hall
High above the seats in Springer Auditorium, at the base of the chandelier, is a
one-of-a-kind painting.
>find out more the ceiling painting
Visit the Green Room, the home-away-from-home for visiting performers.
>find out more about the Green Room
The design of Music Hall's Rose Window is one that many people associate with this
structure, even though it is repeated in many buildings around the world.
>find out more about the Rose Window
There are many details that enhance the architecture and style of this historic structure.
>find out more about the stone carvings