This place is in deaperateneed of restoration!! It has alot of potential as a museum of sorts as well as a place to have shindigs for the centenary students. The overseer is workibg his but off to keep the water from damaging the floorsand the hustirical french organ that is there.

It was abandoned, but really fun to explore! SIDE NOTE: I think I saw a drug deal happen behind there...

Not open....ever! There are no parking spaces so we pulled into a driveway to go ask about parking but the place is locked up tight and obviously unused inside.

I think this place must be permanently closed. There is a giant dead sycamore tree out front with broken limbs scattered about, the entry foyer has random cap stacked in piles, and there are several cars parked out back that dont appear to run. I looked through a window and thought I saw a squatter but he scurried away before I could tell for sure. Too bad, the one in Santa Barbara CA was pretty impressive.

Was not open Saturday afternoon despite posted hours indicating it should be. Did not appear to have been open any time recently.

Favorite place ever!!