The basement hallway near the star dressing room.

A look inside the star dressing room.

One of the small dressing rooms beneath the stage.

Another small dressing room beneath the stage.

The stairs at the end go up to the orchestra pit.

Looking down the hall toward the star dressing room.

Another view of the hallway leading to the pit.

Imagine the bodies stacked in the small dressing rooms.

Looking down the stairway to the old boiler room.

A large piece of equipment inside the old boiler room.

This area looks like it may have been a coal chute.

Another look at the old coal chute.

The doorway of the newer boiler room.

A massive piece of equipment in the newer boiler room.

Looking farther into the boiler room.

The block used in the foundation of the Majestic Theatre.

Some projector equipment in the second floor projection room.

The projector operator's break area/restroom.

This stairway is usually blocked off and leads to the top floor ballroom.

Looking to the same set of stairs from the top later that night.

The Majestic Theatre's ballroom has definitely seen better days.

The paint job on the back wall of the ballroom hasn't changed in years.

Some of the ceiling has gave way and need repaired.

A shield painted on the wall.

The area above the stage can be seen from a small room behind the ballroom.

The remains of an old shower stall.

A very old urinal and tiolet also occupied the room.

Some type of old equipment laying on the ballroom floor.

The Knights of the Templar Room, named such for the awesome paintings.

The paintings were under wallpaper and were only recently rediscovered.

All four the the paintings in this room will be fully restored.

A view of the Knights of the Templar Room later that night.

The ballroom was revisited later in the night during the investigation.

This is the area where mysterious noises were heard.

Nearly identical shot as previous photo, but without flash.

Half of the ballroom's floor is used to store old seating.

The red glow of the flashlight fills the ballroom.

A view of the ballroom's entry doors off the main stairway.

Light from downtown Chillicothe casts perfectly on the Templar paintings.

The Knights of the Templar paintings glow in the dark room.