B09_Amend_02_Exhibit_A_1997_Select_Restoration_Drawings_-_For_Reference_Only_updated_6_18_2026_0002.pdf

This document is a set of construction drawings for the Pantheon Saloon/Red Front Buildings roof recover project located in the Skagway Historic District within Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Alaska. The drawings are explicitly marked "FOR REFERENCE ONLY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION" and consist of 1997 restoration drawings for the adaptive restoration of the Pantheon Saloon (Day Labor).

The drawing set includes comprehensive architectural and structural details across multiple sheets: site plans and first floor plans showing existing and new configurations; roof plans documenting existing roof demolition and new roof construction; elevation drawings (east, north, west, and south) comparing existing versus new conditions; longitudinal and transverse sections; wall sections and details; annex storefront elevation and details; interior wall sections for shear walls and typical conditions; beam and column sections; longitudinal and transverse sections of interior spaces; typical wall sections and details with notation regarding interior wall dimensions, insulation, vapor barriers, and air infiltration; exterior wall sections detailing construction assemblies; loft sections; penthouse, threshold, and pit plans; elevator details; chimney details and sections; and flashing details for roof sections, gutters, parapets, and door/window head conditions. The drawings indicate demolition work required, including removal of existing roofing, chimneys, windows, doors, flooring, and structural components from 1943 additions. New construction elements include membrane roofing, wood shingle roofing in historic locations, new windows, new doors, new concrete foundations, and structural reinforcement. A "Not in Scope" notation on the roof plans identifies work excluded from the project scope.