Douglass Auditorium
Description
Douglass Auditorium is a two-story native stone building in Duncan, Oklahoma that was constructed by the Federal Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1936. It faces east and has five distinct bays, separated by projected stone pilasters with heavy stone caps. On the upper wall of the center bay is a stone panel which reads “19 DOUGLASS 36 / AUDITORIUM”. Lower on that wall is an embedded bronze WPA shield showing the year 1936. A community center is located in the adjacent school and we believe this auditorium is used as part of that operation.
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Bronze WPA shield
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Douglass Auditorium boarded windows
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Douglass Auditorium stone panel
Source notes
Douglass Auditorium - Duncan, OK - WPA Projects on Waymarking.com
Project originally submitted by hamquilter on July 4, 2018.
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