The Historic Loheide Building was built in 1902.
Constructed during the Victorian Era, this Eureka Historical Landmark was once the Moose Hall. In 2012, the dilapidated Loheide Building was purchased by Dave Mulhern who re-claimed every possible piece of the original architecture and facade. After three years of meticulous renovation and detailed craftsmanship, Dave restored the Loheide Building back to her original glory. Dave is a life-long resident of Eureka and supporter of the arts.
