he Stanley Hotel National Register
District contains eleven contributing
buildings including the main hotel, a
concert hall, carriage house and The Lodge,
a smaller bed-and-breakfast originally called
Stanley Manor. The buildings were designed
by F.O. Stanley with the professional assistance
of Denver architect T. Robert Wieger and
contractor Frank Kirchoff. The main building is a
steel-frame structure with wood cladding resting
upon a granite masonry foundation. The Griffith
sawmill near Bierstadt Lake and Stanley's own
Hidden Valley lumber operation, located in the
future national park, supplied framing material.
The building of the hotel brought about the
construction of a hydroelectric power
plant which brought electricity to Estes
Park for the first time in 1909. in 1906.
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