The legend of the Opera House is a mysterious tale of events that will leave you wondering. Built in 1903, originally for a local secret society, the Opera House known as “Dreamland” came to life at night. People would walk for miles to hear the live entertainment. However, everything was no always so content… During the 1920’s a distraught lover with a visiting Vaudeville troupe from New York hung himself in the old attic rafters. Staff and customers still report that they feel that they are being watched while working up stairs.

The ghost of the man is not the only restless spirit to haunt the winding staircases and dark hallways. The tales of the other strange occurrences reported by visitors stem back to the early 1900’s when the Church owned the land The Opera House was built on. Many believe that because souls could not be buried on this sanctified ground, they are condemned to wander its halls forevermore

The Opera House was mysteriously and suddenly closed in 1961, and remained so for over 15 years.

Under new ownership unconfirmed reports of strange occurrences have begun again. Evidence of these curious events are shown in mysterious photos taken at the club: some have the imprint of faces on walls, or images of strangers standing in the shadows. If you find yourself walking in the dark, watch your step. La, La, La.