The Princess, our walk-in theatre, has all the old time charm of days gone by and seating for 600. New releases are shown nightly plus having a Saturday matinee and you can enjoy the best popcorn in town while watching the movies. The theatre has been in continuous operation for over thirty years after being re-built or re-modeled several times. It was originally constructed as a combination armory and theatre and was later remodeled into one of Aurora's first motion picture houses.
The drive-in theatre is one of the few remaining in the area and families from Joplin and Springfield as well as farther away drive to Aurora to see movies here. It'
Aurora, MO TheatresThe Scott home was built in 1906 for $38,000 taking 20 laborers and two years to build. The light fixtures are attached to gas and electric lines.
Aurora, MO Historic HomesWhen the First Presbyterian Church was completed in 1916, the congregation started the service that day in the old church located at 129 E. Church and walked to the new Church to end the service. The interior woodwork and 1916 San Francisco World'
Aurora, MO Historic ChurchesThe front second floor room was built for a Billiard Room. There are designed parquet floors on the first floor and stained glass windows. There is a back staircase for access to the maid's room.
Aurora, MO Historic Homes