Beaver Opera House

The Beaver Opera House was worked in 1908 at a cost of $20,000.The governing body stated, "No cash or work will be saved in making this the finest playhouse south of Salt Lake."The first outline, by Liljenberg and Maeser, required a "three-story working with move structure on the primary floor, assembly hall and stage on the second, and third-floor gallery. "A Classical Revival impact can be found in its strong piece appearance, tremendous Roman openings, and gigantic round sections and rectangular wharfs flanking the wide passage steps. On the sections is a similarly grand entablature, a structural term for three level layers of stonework architrave, brightening frieze, and resplendent cornice that help the rooftop yet additionally appear to top and pack the building."