Berger Cabin in Aspen added to National Register of Historic Places

Berger Cabin in Aspen added to National Register of Historic Places

The Berger Cabin in Aspen has been officially added to the National Register of Historic Places, a recognition that underscores both its architectural distinction and cultural resonance.  Perched at the western terminus of Main Street, the structure has seen minimal alteration across nearly eight decades, preserved in part due to having only two owners over its lifetime. Designed by Fritz Benedict in 1947, the cabin was the first architectural c…

Main Street’s Berger Cabin added to National Register of Historic Places

Structure could be a roadblock for new highway alignment

City Council to revisit plans for Main Street

The Santa Clarita City Council on Tuesday is hosting another discussion for the recommended approval of The Hartwell, a 78-unit condo-and-retail project for Main and Market streets.  If the first […]