Testimonials

Built in 1883, the Struthers Library Theatre is the 18th oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in the United States, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. One of the most stunning historic theatres in Northwest Pennsylvania, the Struthers Library Theatre graces the corner of Liberty Street and Third Avenue West in the heart of Warren's Historic District. The Restoration Project consisted of masonry cleaning, re-pointing, stone patching, stone replacement, brick infill, brick replacement and painting.

From Marcy O'Brien, Executive Director - Struthers Library Theatre:

Dear Keystone Staff,

I meant to write sooner but we've been busy cranking out "product" in our beautiful new theatre. I say new because it certainly looks that way to us on the staff, but we all know that it's just the new version of it's very old self.

Your crews transformed this grimy 127 year-old Grande Dame into an edifice that we truly didn't know could look this lovely. The building had never been cleaned and its dour exterior gave it a grim, forbidding appearance. Now she looks pristine and fresh, and so welcoming...a wonderful transformation for a building the public attends for laughter, entertainment and even personal renewal on occasion. We have received so many admiring comments.

In addition to the successful transformation, please let me tell you about your men and what they meant to us...

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