What historic building was destroyed in the fire at Estes Park?
Estes Park’s historic Park Theater Mall destroyed by fire Most of damage confined to mall; too early to tell extent of water, smoke damage to surrounding buildings. he historic Park Theater Mall in downtown Estes Park was destroyed by flames Monday morning. The fire was reported around 6:30 a.m. Flames could be seen from across the Estes Valley and a thick acrid black and white smoke obscured a portion of downtown as fire crews from the Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department, along with assisting agencies from Glen Havin, Allenspark, Loveland and Boulder fought to contain the fire to the historic mall located in the heart of the downtown. Most of the damage was confined to the mall itself, although it is too early to tell the extent of the water and smoke damage to the surrounding buildings. The fire raged out of control until around 9 a.m. when crews began to get the upper hand. There are no reports of injury. Water was still being dumped on the smoldering ruins at 10 a.m. Monday. The m
Related Questions
- Does the proposed use of the Josiah Smith Tavern barn and connector as a restaurant endanger this historic building because of the daily traffic by large numbers of restaurant patrons?
- My property does not currently meet building codes - to bring it up to code may mean that certain historic features are sacrificed. Would the project still qualify?
- What historic building was destroyed in the fire at Estes Park?
