When the Litchfield City Council voted last month to demolish the Litchfield Opera House, it seemed to mark the end of for the 106-year-old, sandstone brick building at the corner of Second Street and Marshall Avenue.

However, preservationists have kept up their efforts to refurbish the building in a debate that’s attracting attention from across the state. An article in the Tuesday, Nov. 16 Star Tribune traces the history of the building and the debate of whether to preserve the historic but mold-infested building.

We’re interested in your opinions and suggestions regarding the Opera House. Has the building seen its prime, or are taxpayers willing to foot the bill for a remodel? What do you think should be done with the Litchfield Opera House?