Downtown Summit Business District

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At the end of the street is the old Summit Opera House. This building originally housed an 800-seat stage hall featuring Vaudeville and became Summit's very first movie theater. The building was originally designed in 1893 for the Women's Temperance Union and later served as the headquarters for G. Van Cise when he ran for President on the Prohibition Party ticket.
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Summit Opera House, Summit Business District, Springfield Avenue, Union County, Summit, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State

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