Main floor and balcony theater seating, as viewed by performers on Longworth-Anderson Stage

Theater ceiling and proscenium arch featuring allegorical panels depicting 1908 virtues "Martydom" to "Manliness"

Longworth-Anderson Stage and proscenium arch from left aisle of box

Longworth-Anderson Stage and proscenium arch from center box

Longworth-Anderson Stage and theater seating from center lower balcony

Longworth-Anderson Stage and theater seating from left lower balcony

Longworth-Anderson Stage and orchestra & balcony seating from left lower balcony

Side view of orchestra seating with patrons attending an event

Robert Cray performing on Longworth-Anderson Stage

Bronze plaque commemorating 2015-16 Memorial Hall renovation

1918 bronze Honor Role plaque recognizing 112th Military Police members for service in World War I

Tiffany ceiling lamp in front lobby

Cornucopia decorative element in front lobby ceiling

Historic hallway light fixture with dual bulbs

Tiffany ceiling lamp in front lobby

Cast-iron radiator

Brass door plate and knob engraved with "Grand Army of the Republic 1861-1865," honoring American Civil War veterans

Cast-iron radiator

White alabaster bust of Admiral George Dewey, hero at the Battle of Manila Bay, in front lobby

White alabaster bust of Ulysses S. Grant, 18th President of the U.S. and Union general, in front lobby

Memorial plaque honoring USS Maine, destroyed in Havana Harbor on February 15, 1898

Bronze plaque presented to Cincinnatus Camp No. 74, dedicated April 23, 1915

Painting of monolith to Burnham’s Battery H,. 5th U.S. Artillery, displayed in Parkview Room

Painting of monolith erected August 22, 1878, in honor of Colonel R.L. McCook, displayed in Parkview Room

Encampment No. 4 wreath believed to be used in President Abraham Lincoln's funeral procession, displayed in Parkview Room

Decorative arch dated to 1860s with American crest, cannons, flag poles, wreath, and palm leaf, in Parkview Room

Painting by G. Holthaus (German, 19th-century Cincinnati painter) of monolith to 9th Ohio Infantry monolith, displayed in Parkview Room

Roman-style helmet sculpture, possibly in honor of Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, first president-general of the Society of the Cincinnati, located in Parkview Room

Cincinnati Turner Monument, honoring American Civil War veterans who were Turners, located in Parkview Room

Grotesque lion bust sculpture in Parkview Room ceiling

Stone decorative element with garland wreath above light fixture in Parkview Room

Ornamental iron stair railing with Greek key motif

Acanthus keystone decorative element above theater entrance

Cartouche with decorative complex including leaf form used in Greek sculpture, in hallway ceiling outside theater entrance

Decorative element in hallway ceiling outside theater entrance

N.L. Anderson plaque with Annie W. and Elizabeth M. Anderson Foundation tribute and history

Mural of American eagle wrapped in American flag above Longworth-Anderson Stage

"Integrity" virtue in proscenium arch

"Philanthropy" virtue in proscenium arch

"Lady Liberty" figure with crown decorative element in theater ceiling

Flute and horn decorative element in theater ceiling

Drum and horn decorative element in theater ceiling

Axe, horn, and helmet decorative element in theater ceiling

Shield and bow & arrows decorative element in theater ceiling

Horn and lyre decorative element in theater ceiling

Cartouche entwined by two serpents with wings (symbolizing commerce, trades, and occupations in Greek mythology) decorative element in theater ceiling

Laurel wreath and palm leaf decorative element in proscenium arch

American crest and cannon barrels decorative element above pediment doorway on Longworth-Anderson Stage

"Martydom" virtue in proscenium arch

"Wisdom" virtue in proscenium arch

"Unity" virtue in proscenium arch

"Will" virtue in proscenium arch

"Equity" virtue in proscenium arch

"Manliness" virtue in proscenium arch

"Patriotism", "Philanthropy", and "Integrity" virtues in proscenium arch

Cartouche with flags and laurel wreath decorative element above theater exit

Garland and "Lady Liberty" figure decorative element around theater ceiling

Historic red exit light fixture over keystone with leaf decorative element above theater exit

Orchestra seats with historic cast-iron brackets

Large bronze plaque honoring Soldiers of the American Revolution (1775-83), displayed in Parkview Room

Plaque recognizing Mayor David Ziegler (1748-1811), Cincinnati's first mayor

American Civil War cannon in first-floor hallway

Plaque honoring Disabled American Veterans (DAV), founded in Memorial Hall on September 25, 1920

Ilustration of 36th Regiment Illinois Volunteers crossing a Pontoon Bridge at Cincinnati on September 11, 1862

Colorful painting depicting "prominent" Union and Confederate generals and statesmen, some on horseback

Tiffany ceiling lamp in front lobby

Full view of front lobby, showing historic architectural features

Ornamental iron stair railing and upward view of stairwell

Ornamental iron stair railing leading to front lobby

Front lobby showing interior of original front doors

Front lobby showing Tiffany lamp, interior of original front doors, and south stairway

Full view of Parkway Room showing Roman-style helmet sculpture and Cincinnati Turner Monument

The Parkview Room, used for receptions and gatherings

South hallway outside theater

Second to third floor stairwell

North hallway outside theater

Plexiglass door leading to hallway outside theater

Center hallway between Gold and Green reception rooms on first floor

Upper part of front façade with statuary representing (from left to right): Revolutionary War infantryman, pioneer, War of 1812 sailor, Mexican-American War artillery soldier, American Civil War infantry soldier, and Spanish-American War cavalryman