The Auditorium is a large, handsome and impressive Queen Anne structure built through the "pluck and public spirit" of Miss Sara Adams to "uplift the moral tone of the community." The architect was George H. Flack and the builder was Charles Corwin. Until 1938, the Auditorium was the center for cultural entertainment that included serious drama, vaudeville and band music. Despite its current use as a furniture store, the owners have preserved the interior – its dressing rooms in the basement below stage, the curved balcony with ornate metal grillwork and the stage are in excellent condition.