In Tump's NEW Opportunity Zone! The rich history of the Neoclassical Revival building make it a focal point in the Dayton Aviation Parks District. Midget Theater building was erected in 1912 to house a theater & was quite impressive for its time w/a Wulitzer orchestra piano & comfortable opera-chair seating for 300. The name arose from the attraction of one of its 1st managers, Sherman Potterf, a man of small stature. It features elaborate stone cornices & classical finishing, transomed 2nd-story windows, raised brick detailing & contains the original 2 front entrances.Wright-Dunbar Business Village is an area situated W of downtown Dayton & is where Wilber & Orville Wright designed the world's 1st powered airplane, & where Paul Lawrence Dunbar penned his world-renown poetry.The area is on the National Register of Historic Places, is an official Main St Program through the National Trust for Historic Preservation & is home to the highly rated Dayton Aviation Heritage Historical Park.