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‘Risen from the ashes’: Helena fire tower restored eight years after arson

  • The historic Helena Fire Tower was rededicated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday in Helena, Montana.
  • The rededication followed nearly ten years after arson destroyed the tower, prompting reconstruction that began in December.
  • The restoration, carried out by Dick Anderson Construction, was finished by May, preserving the tower’s historical features and ensuring its durability.
  • The project cost nearly $386,000, and Caleb Dale remarked that the fire tower is highly noticeable throughout Helena.
  • The restored tower now stands as a resilient symbol for the Helena community and offers residents a connection to their history.
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‘Risen from the ashes’: Helena fire tower restored eight years after arson

Eight years and over $385,000 later, Helena’s historic and burned fire tower is finally whole again.

·Helena, United States
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World News broke the news in United States on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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