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Image by Onasill ~ Bill Badzo<\/a><\/i> The Jayhawk Theatre was closed off from the office building and sat dormant for over a decade. In 1992, amid movements to demolish the theater and the entire building, preservationists sought a solution to block the planned destruction.<\/p>\n After forming a strong coalition in the private sector to save the Jayhawk, the Kansas State Legislature designated the Jayhawk as the official State Theatre of Kansas in 1993. Since that time, the theater has been undergoing renovations in preparations for its rebirth as a performing arts venue for Topeka.<\/p>\n The Jayhawk Theatre was added to the National Register More Pretoria Images<\/a><\/p>\n This State Theatre<\/em> image was automatically curated and published with WP Robot<\/a> plugin \u2013 CLICK HERE<\/a> to learn more about WP Robot for WordPress<\/a> \u2013 a massive time and money saver.<\/small><\/p>\n
\nLETTERS FROM THE MARQUEE LOCATED ON UPPER BACLONY WHERE SEATS HAVE BEEN REMOVED;
\nAUDITORIUM NOW UNDER RESTORATION
\nIn 1926, the Jayhawk Theatre opened as a movie and vaudeville palace. But after fifty years of showing films, the Jayhawk Theatre closed in 1976 and appeared to be gone for good. The Hotel Jayhawk, part of the entire complex, also closed shortly after the theater and was converted into the Jayhawk Tower office complex in 1982.<\/p>\n
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\nJayhawk Hotel, Theater and Walk NRHP #82002675)
\nAlso known as Jayhawk Theater and Jayhawk Walk;The Jayhawk Complex <\/p>\n