With a rich history dating back 110 years, the Story Theater Grand Opera House in Story City, IA, holds a special place on the National Register of Historic Places. The legacy of this iconic establishment has been carefully preserved by Todd Thorson, who has overseen its operations since December of 1983, following in the footsteps of Dick and Virgil Peterson. The Peterson family's connection to the theater spans back to 1946, when they first took the reins, nurturing it for 37 years before passing the torch to Thorson. Today, Thorson proudly continues the tradition, marking the theater's remarkable 110-year milestone with an unwavering dedication to its enduring legacy.
As one of Iowa's oldest and most cherished theaters, the Story Theater Grand Opera House boasts a remarkable record of never having closed its doors in over a century of existence. This remarkable feat solidifies its position as a true cultural gem, not just within the state but across the entire nation. Stepping into the theater is like stepping back in time, where the echoes of past performances mingle with the excitement of present-day shows, creating a unique and unforgettable experience for all who walk through its historic doors. The Story Theater stands as a testament to the enduring power of art and storytelling, inviting audiences to become part of its living history with each passing year.
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