237 E. Center St

This is a two-story brick building with stucco applied to its front wall in an Art Deco style suggested by the outset piers which punctuate the front wall. The Art Deco features date from a 1939 remodeling after a fire. The building originally contained three stories, but the third story was removed during the remodel project. This building was constructed in 1900 as the Auditorium Opera House which offered road shows, local amateur shows, vaudeville, and films. After 1929 the theater showed mostly films. After 1939 the buildings use was converted to a furniture store and Southeast Furniture occupied the building from 1944 to 2013. From 2013 to 2023 it was home to East Idaho Home Interiors.