Roger Durst, a former member of Park City’s Historic Preservation Board, presented a painting of the High West Distillery during a recent event at the Park City Museum.
The Historic Preservation Board, which is the City Hall panel involved in Old Town building issues, plans to award a project annually with a piece of art. The artworks will hang at the Marsac Building.
High West Distillery undertook an ambitious renovation of the historic Watts property on Park Avenue close to the bottom of the Town Lift before opening in the buildings at the site.
The painting cost $750. City Hall provided the money for the piece, which was painted by the artist Sid Ostergaard.