I Loved the music, the theatre is beautiful, and the history in that building is worth bringing back! Just don,t forget the people who made the history a.k.a Doc Williams, Chickie Williams, Hawkshaw Hawkins, and Many more, Make them Proud!

we loved it because of the beauty, and motel next to it, and the country music stars, Plus the 1170 Band whitch was really great.It the only place that was afordable,and you got your moneys worth.

This Is A Great Old Theatre To See A Show.
It Seats 2400 With The Main Floor and Balcony. I Have Been Visting This Theatre For 30 Years Now. From Broadway To Rock n Roll Happens Here. Lighting and Sound Quality Has Always Been Very Good.

This is the first place I saw Kathy and oh, so mant others!! It was very personal and elegant. I one fall afternoon with my fiance saw Kathy the matinee and evening shows. I looked forward to see who was going to be performing. It was nice being a smaller venue to see the best perform not like today having to take binoculars to see the person ...

I've performed on the Capitol stage numerous times. From dance recitals, strings concerts, BE Taylor shows, choir concerts, band concerts, and even the Nutcracker, the Capitol has provided a very elegant and appealing environment for both the performers as well as the audiences. Hopefully we can all pitch in and help save this historical landmark, so that others may enjoy the pleasures it has to offer.

I look back at my memories of the Jamboree with fond memories. I went there, as did my older brothers, with my parents. I was able to see Billy Crash Craddox, Ronnie Milsap, and Johnny Cash, and June Carter Cash to name a few. It saddens me that I can't enjoy this special place with my wife or child.

They've gone & sold it.

Jamboree USA is not held there any longer.

Some fabulous performances by some great entertainers were held there.

It used to be on "The Circuit" for country singers.

Too bad it's no longer active, it sure was beautiful inside and with a very special atmosphere.

Even WWVA radio station would broadcast live from the lobby.

Gone---but a beautiful memory.