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An old building constructed in the 1930s at Camp Kiwanis in Beaver Creek Park stands at the camp Tuesday. Park Superintendent Chad Edgar told the Hill County Park Board that the building, generally unused for years except for storage, will be torn down likely next week.
A ramshackle old building in Beaver Creek Park's Camp Kiwanis is scheduled to be razed, park Superintendent Chad Edgar said during Monday night's Hill County Park Board meeting.
LT Construction won the contract for the teardown at about $1,400, Edgar said, adding it may happen as soon as next week.
The building, which used to house the park caretakers, was built sometime in the 1930s, Edgar said Tuesday, but hasn't been inhabited since the '50s or '60s.
"It's been there a long time," he said.
Lately, it had been used for storage, tires and things of that sort, Edgar said.
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