Interior

Dimensional drawings in .gif format and in .pdf format

Some rough dimensions

• The main room: 39 feet long by 23 feet wide.

• The stage: 13 feet wide by ten feet deep (wider and deeper in some spots). Stage ceiling is 8 feet 3 inches high, with three track lighting fixtures hanging down. Piano in bad shape. Used for storing chairs, tables and Barcroft Players scenery.

• The hallway: 3 feet 7 inches wide, 12 feet nine inches long

• The bathroom: 5 feet by 8 feet

• The kitchen: 11 feet by 12 feet, with a 6 foot section leading to the hallway. Stove, refrigerator, sink, cabinets and counters. Telephone. Tape dispenser with the only tape permitted to be used on our walls. (Scotch Magic Tape)

• Basement: two small rooms, both packed with chairs, maintenance stuff and big toys from the playgroup.

• Interior bracing bars in main room: 14 feet and 27 feet back from stage, ten feet eight inches above the floor and 1 inch in diameter. They will hold 160 pounds without bending much. They were used to true the building up when it was blown off center during construction in 1908. We have never adjusted them, and have no idea how important they are to the building's stability.

• Electrical circuits: one on each side in main room with plugs down the wall, one on each side at the stage end. All are 20 amp service. There is a dedicated 20 amp circuit for the track lights on the stage.

• Chairs: there are about 65 good ones, and more of the old metal ones in the basement.

• Tables: Eight (?) of the long particle board tables, several shorter ones, and a few new plastic tables that are lighter. Two card tables.

• Stage stairs: three steps, kept on the stage when not in use. Heavy.

• Electrical plugs: in .gif format or .pdf format.

• Handicapped access ramp: see this page. There are two parking spaces at the bottom of the ramp that are not officially designated as handicapped spaces because they are used to load and unload equipment and supplies before and after events. They should be kept open during events for use by anyone who needs to use the ramp.

Exterior

This page was last revised on: March 24, 2007.