Everett Square Theatre, Boston MA

The Everett Square Theatre in Boston opened in 1913 as a neighborhood movie house. It’s been closed for decades, and today it sits abandoned, its stage, seats, and walls slowly falling apart. This gallery looks at what remains of the building and the traces of its past that are still visible.

A shattered film reel rests on a dusty table in a decaying theatre.

A staircase spirals into a dreamlike abyss, shadows dance upon the walls.

A surreal chandelier of shadows, five luminous orbs twist and swirl in a dance of light and darkness.

A vintage chandelier with glowing light bulbs, evoking a retro vibe.

A weathered brick wall, shadows deep and secrets hidden.

A weathered emblem with an intricate design, showing age and history.

A weathered wall with peeling paint and a lone chair, a stage for shadows and whispers.

A weathered wall with peeling paint, exposed bricks, and scattered debris.

A worn staircase in a dilapidated theater with peeling walls and a dusty floor.

A worn theater curtain and ornate stone column in shades of gray.

An old theater entrance with red doors and peeling walls, casting shadows in soft light.

Decaying theater with cracked walls and faded decor, a haunting stage of lost performances.

Dimly lit hallway with peeling walls and a staircase leading up.

Historic Everett Square Theatre ticket booth with vintage design and worn walls.

Interior of an abandoned theater with open doors and graffiti on the walls.

Interior of Everett Square Theatre showing a worn staircase and peeling walls.

Intricate beams of wood create a dramatic overhead scene.