The House of Wills - Restoration
Donation protected
The House of Wills is seeking community support in it's historical restoration.
The gorgeous 50,000 sq. ft mansion was once a Masonic Temple, a German opera hall, a hospital, and a Funeral Home. It's history is both intriguing and important to the city as well as it's inhabitants.
Having been previously abandoned, it has been robbed of much of it's finesse by scrappers and vandals. We are hoping to bring life back into this glorious building to allow it to be used for bigger and better things.
Our current goals are to restore the 600 person auditorium to be used for a community children's theater, to repair the exterior of the building to bring a cleaner appeal to the neighborhood as well as cut down on further water damage to the property, and to bring back to life the rest of the house through homeless outreach programs.
This task is a large undertaking, yet we are diligent and committed to the cause. This historic landmark is far too important to allow to decay. We would greatly appreciate any and all help you have to offer and would love to invite you to our Grand Opening as a celebration of The House of Wills' rebirth.
The gorgeous 50,000 sq. ft mansion was once a Masonic Temple, a German opera hall, a hospital, and a Funeral Home. It's history is both intriguing and important to the city as well as it's inhabitants.
Having been previously abandoned, it has been robbed of much of it's finesse by scrappers and vandals. We are hoping to bring life back into this glorious building to allow it to be used for bigger and better things.
Our current goals are to restore the 600 person auditorium to be used for a community children's theater, to repair the exterior of the building to bring a cleaner appeal to the neighborhood as well as cut down on further water damage to the property, and to bring back to life the rest of the house through homeless outreach programs.
This task is a large undertaking, yet we are diligent and committed to the cause. This historic landmark is far too important to allow to decay. We would greatly appreciate any and all help you have to offer and would love to invite you to our Grand Opening as a celebration of The House of Wills' rebirth.
Organizer
Erin Hannon
Organizer
Cleveland, OH
