Masonic Lodge - Breckenridge Historic District - Breckenridge, CO
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Outspoken1
N 39° 28.847 W 106° 02.762
13S E 410037 N 4370654
Originally constructed in 1892, the building was renovated in 2015. It now holds visual and performing arts classes, workshops, exhibition space, and administrative offices.
Waymark Code: WM101F8
Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 02/08/2019
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"The Masons once held their private meetings upstairs in Old Masonic Hall, which reopened as a multipurpose arts facility in 2015. The top floor is now home to yoga, dance, and healing arts classes, with workshops in 3D-sketching, graphic arts, writing, and kids’ camps taking place downstairs. There are also administrative offices, a warming kitchen, and gallery exhibits that rotate out on a monthly basis. Built in 1892, the structure originally held a grocery store and the medical offices of BA Arbogast—a doctor, coroner, and school superintendent. Little historic material was salvageable when the building was rehabilitated, but Arts District planners recovered two windows and some original beams, and used historically appropriate details, including a storefront based on old photos, and a tin ceiling, to recreate its historic look." (from (
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"Masonic Lodge - 136 South Main
Late 1880s, two story, clapboard-faced, false front, rectangular plan."
Item may be found on Item 7, page 4, #66 of the NRHD Submission form (https://npgallery.nps.gov/pdfhost/docs/NRHP/Text/80000927.pdf )