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La torre de agua no se quemó y no fue demolida, ¿qué edificio arquitectónico tuvo un incendio? Teniendo en cuenta la pregunta anterior, escriba un texto que contenga la respuesta. Puede ser de 1 a 20 frases. El contexto es el siguiente:
Entre la década de 1880 y la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el centro de Fresno floreció, lleno de coches eléctricos, y contenía algunos de los edificios arquitectónicos más hermosos del Valle de San Joaquín. Entre ellos, el Palacio de Justicia del Condado de Fresno original (demolido), la Biblioteca Pública Fresno Carnegie (demolida), la Torre de Agua de Fresno, el Edificio del Banco de Italia, el Edificio del Sudoeste del Pacífico, el Edificio San Joaquin Light & Power (actualmente conocido como el Grand 1401), y el Hotel Hughes (quemado), por nombrar algunos.<end_of_turn>
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Among the most notable architectural buildings in downtown Fresno in the past were the original Fresno County Courthouse and the Fresno Carnegie Public Library, both sadly demolished. However, the emblematic Fresno Water Tower managed to remain standing over the years, resisting the ravages of time.

However, there was another iconic building in downtown Fresno that suffered a less fortunate fate. The Hughes Hotel, which was also part of the architectural splendor of the time, was the victim of a devastating fire. The flames consumed its majestic structure, leaving behind a sad memory of its past greatness.

Despite the loss of the Hughes Hotel, other notable buildings such as the Bank of Italy Building, the Pacific Southwest Building, and the San Joaquin Light & Power Building, known today as the Grand 1401, continue to stand as silent witnesses to the architectural legacy of Fresno's golden era.<end_of_turn><eos>