There's some pics of the fire damage in 1977. The huge sliding pocket doors were charred and preserved by later owners. Not sure if they were replaced by the folks we were working for.
No, the home was rebuilt shortly after the fire I believe. We were doing cabinets and doors in the whole home for a new owner. They completely redid the whole thing. It was a lot of fun though. Now I get to say that I was part of the remodel on the most famous home in Denton.
No. They didn't want us taking pictures :(
http://www.dentonhistory.net/page69/page76/evers.html
There's some info. I'm digging for more.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/frystreet/21442438936/in/photostream
There's some pics of the fire damage in 1977. The huge sliding pocket doors were charred and preserved by later owners. Not sure if they were replaced by the folks we were working for.
Man, I bet that was a cool project to work on. Were you working on restoration from the fire?
No, the home was rebuilt shortly after the fire I believe. We were doing cabinets and doors in the whole home for a new owner. They completely redid the whole thing. It was a lot of fun though. Now I get to say that I was part of the remodel on the most famous home in Denton.