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• 1. (206) 451-7202
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is drexel heritage known for?

  Within a few years and into the 1950s, much of that editorial coverage actually featured Drexel Heritage, as we increasingly became known as a leading manufacturer of traditional, transitional and modern furniture. During this era, we also established our foothold as a quintessential American brand.

• Can I go to mass at Drexel?

  The faith community of St. Katharine Drexel welcomes you! Due to COVID-19 closures, many churches are not gathering for Mass. Please call the church at 630-466-0303 or consult the parish website for current Mass times and service information. Shucks!

• What is drexel heritage?

  The product was a made-to-order dining chair. In the decades since, their product range has evolved into an assortment of timeless designs, drawn from significant periods and places, and from the talents of some of the world’s most respected designers. Drexel Heritage’s original vision remains unchanged.

• Who are the Friends of the Drexel?

  Concerned the neighborhood treasure was in danger of closing, a group of committed community leaders and arts patrons created Friends of the Drexel, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to sustaining the future of the historic theatre.

• How many seats does the Drexel have?

  In 1991, the Franks converted the Drexel’s 730 seat theater into three smaller theaters with a capacity of 320, 130, and 110. This allowed them to offer a greater number of films and more diverse selections for their customers. The move paid off and by April of 1992 the Drexel had doubled its attendance.