Historic Elwood Opera House

      
    The Elwood Opera House was constructed in 1887 in Elwood, Indiana.  The building
     has served as home to several different organizations.  It was used as an opera   house 
     until 1905, when the Opera Prior to the Masons' purchase of the building and interior
     reconstruction, the building consisted of five separate areas at street level, and was
     home to a variety of retail businesses. The second floor had three professional business
     offices.  The opera house was on the second and third floors of the building. The Masons
     remodeled a room, called the Blue Room, for ritualistic ceremonies.  This room remains in
     the Elwood Opera House today, along with the original carpeting. 


     Columbus Ghost Trackers conducted a paranormal investigation of the Elwood Opera
     House on June 27, 2009. Several team members encountered personal experiences
     while in the building, including: seeing shadow people, two apparitions, opening and
     closing of French doors leading to the outside balcony, and a strong paranormal sensation
     in a particular area of the building.