Step back in the 50's with the Lincoln Theatre in Fayetteville

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Today on #DowntownTN we take you to the historic Lincoln Theatre. Still operating today, take a step back in time as you step into the 1950’s to enjoy the latest movies!

Built in 1951 this historic movie theatre right in the middle of the Downtown Square has served the Fayetteville community for close to 7 decades and is one of only 4 remaining theatre’s in all of Tennessee with similar architectural design!

They show first run movies and have continued to update their projectors, sound, and even running 3D to give you the best experience possible while simultaneously enjoying the feel of a 1950’s Friday night movie date. A perfect place for a night of entertainment!

To see everything you can experience in Fayetteville head to DowntownTennessee.com + LincolnTheaterFayetteville.com/ to see which movies are currently running to make your plan to visit Lincoln Theatre today!

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Jan 08

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MeArsalan Farooque

Jan 08

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