The Abbott will be located in a former industrial building at 19th and Cherry streets.
The Abbott will be located in a former industrial building at 19th and Cherry streets.

The Abbott

December 11, 2017  |  Kevin Collison  |  1 min read

1901 Cherry Street (East Crossroads) |

15,000 square foot building renovation for event space |

Cost $3 million |

Under construction

The ballroom at The Abbott will be able to accommodate up to 1,100 guests. (Image provided by The Abbott).

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