Historic Architecture Downtown Richmond:
A Walking Tour

(formerly) Hoppe Jewelers
     Tivoli Theatre
900 East Main Street

Beaux Arts (1926)

This Beaux Arts architecture features white terra cotta medallions and cornice. It was constructed as the Tivoli Theatre, which featured movies and vaudeville shows and advertised it offerings on a large marquee overhanging the East Main Street entrance. The building has always contained a jewelry store. During the 1970s, Hoppe Jewelers remodeled the front of the building and expanded their store into former lobby.

Photo: Hoppe Jewlers Building, 900 East Main Street, Richmond, Indiana

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Acknowledgments & Notices

Note: This is the web-based incarnation of a brochure originally published in 2010. While the history is still very valuable, other information may no longer be accurate. Information updated by WayNet will be listed in this orange color.

Original brochure produced by Center City Development Corporation.

Brochure Committee:

  • Lynn L. Johnstone
  • Greg Bottorff
  • Julie Dishman
Special thanks to:
  • Morrisson-Reeves Library Staff:
    • Sue King, Archivist
    • Doris Ashbrook, Reference Services
  • Wayne County Historical Museum:
    • Jim Harlan Director

This project was made possible by a grant from the Richmond Urban Enterprise Association.

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Did You Know?

Richmond was long known as "The Rose City" due to being home to Hills' Roses. Founder, E. G. Hill, was a gifted rose hybridizer, and introduced countless roses to the world. Hills' was once known as the largest grower of roses under glass. Hill Floral Products stopped growing roses in 1995.