Siding replacement work uncovers structure’s history
By McLean, Mike | |
Proquest LLC |
What started as a simple re-siding job at 510 E. Third has got
As workers tore down the weathered siding on the west side of the building, they discovered a well-preserved blue, white, and green storefront sign painted on the blond brick exterior that had been hidden for decades, Storhaug says.
While the siding installers replaced the lower portion of the siding, Storhaug had them leave the overhead masonry with the newly discovered signage for Sav*
"We're trying to decide whether to leave it up there because it's got character," he says.
Storhaug bought the 7,700-square-foot structure at the southeast corner of
Storhaug says the signage caught him by surprise. He had known that the building originally was constructed in 1940 as a prototype "deluxe drive-in"
Upon reviewing an environmental site assessment conducted in 2004 by
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