And people are interested in hearing it. There's personal involvement and sharing of your skills. His interest was piqued about a year ago after touring the theater. O'Rourke is the theater's executive director. But I feel a sense of belonging, that I want to do something.
Small contributions add up.
Dittman, a retired state employee, is training to be a tour guide. He adds that the detailed craftsmanship of the theater is unique and worth preserving. We may never see a building made like that again. It's not just the cost, but the fine hand work, done by an individual. I don't see people doing this type of work today.