Super Accumulation! Sadening to say the least. Glad we have folks out here that are willing to take the time to show em to us.
FloridaPast just might have a couple to add a bit later.

Oops! Preempted!

#54 is in Pittsburg, California, not Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Great photos, sad to see such ornate building deteriorate. #54, however, it Pittsburg, California not Pittsburgh, PA

I believe that #3 from Gary, Indiana was actually the old Public Schools Auditorium, and not an actual theater. My mom grew up in Gary, and the theater that she used to walk to was the Palace, which was on Broadway. Pictures of it in its current state can be found here: http://www.forbidden-places.net/urban-exploration-gary-indiana-ghost-town#gal5.

number 75 is not abandoned it is a very active church

Its so sad to see this, those beautiful, inviting, flashing, neon marquees, still, silent and broken. If I had some $, I would be saving marquees, refurbish them and sell to theatres that are restoring.

#61 The Schubert Theatre is no longer Abandoned!!… It is being restored and is slated to reopen this summer as a part of the Cowles Center for Dance & the performing Arts. http://www.minnesotashubert.org

Just a note: East St. Louis is in Illinois, not Missouri  :)

Number 28 is actually in Columbus, Ohio, not Youngstown. I used to drive by it all the time when I lived there.

Eitthvað hefur hún Ameríka látið á sjá.

I found the condition of these theaters to be very saddening. In my city, we have some really beautiful movie houses. I enjoy the big wide screen,the sound system that bounces the soundtrack off the walls,and the comfortable cushion seats!

i to would like to see that part of history reborn and appreciated keep me posted on progress

What a crying shame. Don't the local people care?