A building that celebrates our history
The City Auditorium was built for the citizens of Colorado Springs. It says so in Latin on a plaque above the stage. It was built as a multi-use facility — not for one interest group. The Lon Chaney Theater is perfect for small productions.
The building has been designated as a historic landmark. What part of “historic” is not understood?
Adding two stories, destroying the mural in the lobby depicting the early days of the settlers, changes the meaning of the word “historic”.
We are celebrating our city’s 150th year birthday. Can’t we have one building left that celebrates our history — a place for diverse interests, not one group. Barbara Ermel
Colorado Springs
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https://daily.gazette.com/article/281827171768270
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