B08_Attachment_2_-_Drawings.pdf

This document is a set of select 1997 restoration construction drawings for the Pantheon Saloon and Red Front Buildings located within the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Skagway, Alaska. The drawings are provided for reference only and are explicitly not intended for construction purposes. They were developed by the Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Denver Service Center, as part of an adaptive restoration project focused on day labor work.

The drawing set includes architectural, structural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical plans organized across multiple sheets. Key architectural elements depicted include site plans, first and second floor plans, roof plans showing existing and new conditions, four elevation views (east, north, west, and south), and detailed cross-sections. The restoration work shown involves removing existing roll roofing, installing new membrane roofing, installing new wood shingle roofing with matching historic exposure, constructing new chimneys, installing new windows and doors, restoring decorative elements, and installing new concrete foundations. Structural details illustrate wall sections, beam sections, column sections, interior shear walls, and typical wall assemblies. The drawings also include detailed sections for roof flashing, parapet details, door and window head flashing, gutter and gravel stop configurations, and chimney construction details. All drawings are dated September 1997 and reference the original restoration project number 25,042.