Historic MOH Images

A family poses for a photograph in the snow across the street from the Menominee Opera House in this undated image. (Photo submitted by Tina Bergfors)

A photograph taken of the left side of the stage on the Menominee Opera House's opening night on December 16, 1902.

An undated photography of the outside front of the Menominee Opera House. This picture would likely have been taken before the 1950's.

An undated photograph taken from an old postcard shows the Menominee Opera House in its early days.

An undated newspaper clipping shows the Menominee Opera House in the days when horse-drawn carriages were a common sight.

Tiny Hill (right) along with Big Eddy (left) performing in the spotlight at center stage.

A small group of Menominee Theatre employees stand on the sidewalk and pose for a photograph in front of the building.

Two firefighters survey the damage that was caused by the fire in the winter of 1950.

A local newspaper ad from 1912 announcing a performance by world famous conductor John Phillip Sousa and his band.

A group of the theatre's managers pose for a photograph at the front of the stage. The bottom of the lower balcony can be seen above their heads in the background.

A photograph of Mack Cammack and the theatre crew taken in the building's front lobby in 1948.

A photograph of the upper front part of the building that was taken just prior to the 1982 restoration work.

An outside picture of the front of the building taken in 1959. An addition was built onto the west side during the time that it was used as a warehouse.

Another photograph of Mack Cammack and the theatre crew taken in the building's front lobby in 1948.

A photograph of Mack Cammack and the theatre crew taken in the building's front lobby in 1945.