Jolly roger burned down last night
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Its all gone.
Pics are in the write up on the site below.
http://lakeexpo.com/articles/2008/07/15/top_news/03.txt
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. (4.5 MM) -- Boaters cruised by the rubble in awe, mouths agape, in shock Jolly Rogers was no more. Fire crews controlled smoldering spots as demolition crews flattened the few pieces of charred wall left standing.
Burned to the ground. The docks from the popular “Grub “N” Grog” remained, lined by red caution tape keeping morning boaters from mooring.
Fire marshals say the hot spot at the 4.5-mile marker of the Gravois Arm went up in flames from an accidental kitchen fire at 1:30 a.m., Tuesday morning.
“The fire started from a six-burner stove in the kitchen. It was accidental,” Rocky Mount Fire Marshal Gene Robertson said. “Myself and the state fire marshal are confident in our findings.”
The roof collapsed shortly after flames engulfed the building, witnesses reported. The adjacent buildings did not appear to have sustained major damage and the fire did not reach a large propane tank on the property. An SUV parked next to the building was also burned.
Nobody was in the restaurant when the fire ignited and no injuries have been reported. Jolly Rogers closed for the last time Monday night at 9:30 p.m. and the staff was gone by about 10:30 p.m., Robertson said.
Rocky Mount, Eldon and Lake Ozark firefighters all responded to the blaze.
Pics are in the write up on the site below.
http://lakeexpo.com/articles/2008/07/15/top_news/03.txt
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. (4.5 MM) -- Boaters cruised by the rubble in awe, mouths agape, in shock Jolly Rogers was no more. Fire crews controlled smoldering spots as demolition crews flattened the few pieces of charred wall left standing.
Burned to the ground. The docks from the popular “Grub “N” Grog” remained, lined by red caution tape keeping morning boaters from mooring.
Fire marshals say the hot spot at the 4.5-mile marker of the Gravois Arm went up in flames from an accidental kitchen fire at 1:30 a.m., Tuesday morning.
“The fire started from a six-burner stove in the kitchen. It was accidental,” Rocky Mount Fire Marshal Gene Robertson said. “Myself and the state fire marshal are confident in our findings.”
The roof collapsed shortly after flames engulfed the building, witnesses reported. The adjacent buildings did not appear to have sustained major damage and the fire did not reach a large propane tank on the property. An SUV parked next to the building was also burned.
Nobody was in the restaurant when the fire ignited and no injuries have been reported. Jolly Rogers closed for the last time Monday night at 9:30 p.m. and the staff was gone by about 10:30 p.m., Robertson said.
Rocky Mount, Eldon and Lake Ozark firefighters all responded to the blaze.




I was just there last Tuesday afternoon having some rum runners with the wife and talking to Bob, the bartender (great guy). This sucks...