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RITTNER: Troy’s entertainment glory days, Part 2

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Here are more entertainment establishments that once made Trojans happy. Glen Theater, 3280 Sixth Avenue The Glen Theatre, one of a few theaters within the bounds of the former Town of Lansingburgh was on Sixth Avenue, between Glen Avenue and Douw Street, and seems to have operated from about 1915. From the 60’s through the 80’s the building housed a vending machine/video game business. It is currently occupied by Troy Bike Rescue, a non-profit …

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RITTNER: Troy’s entertainment glory days, Part 2

Here are more entertainment establishments that once made Trojans happy. Glen Theater, 3280 Sixth Avenue The Glen Theatre, one of a few theaters within the bounds of the former Town of Lansingburgh was on Sixth Avenue, between Glen Avenue and Douw Street, and seems to have operated from about 1915. From the 60’s through the 80’s the building housed a vending machine/video game business. It is currently occupied by Troy Bike Rescue, a non-profit …

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