The original
Seeley Theater was a wooden hall on the corner of 7th and Columbia, built before the turn of the century, the wooden chairs with leather strap seats saw the use of many patrons. The new theater would be something more.
On November 24th 1913, a three and a half story brick structure with a performance stage, opened to a crowd of 713 people to see the London play, "Bunty Pull the Strings."
Todays Seeley Theater features an antique shop, the Actor's Trunk and hosts shows produced by the Civic Theater group.
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