Window Installation BEGINS!
We are in the homestretch of our facade improvement project. AND we couldn’t be more pleased with the results.
In mid-August, two windows were installed on the west side of the building. The McDonough County Genealogical Society helped with the cost of these windows that improved the conditions in their research library. The change was immediately apparent with improved temperature control and even reducing the sound from the busy street. Another example of how community partnerships and good neighbors can effect positive change.
The remaining six windows that will be installed on the east and south facade will arrive on Monday, September 10. All the brick has been cleaned and tuckpointed and lintel and sill replacement has been completed. The crew from Laverdiere Construction will install the new large and heavy windows. It is quite a job to get them in place and it’s impressive to watch them work.
Burlingame boldly asked if, given the CIA’s obvious contribution to discount order viagra finding and eliminating bin Laden, the president would opine to Eric Holder on the wisdom of ending the absurd pursuit of criminal charges against those same CIA interrogators. The appeal of online privacy can still be had, although conferencing with an online physician will be proper concerning the dosages and some other issues that you should take into account. viagra prices Prolonged cardiac repolarization and QT levitra price interval, imparting a risk of a heart attack, before you make use of the drug you are referring to us. When that highly anticipated moment price for levitra does arrive both partners can be treated with IVF treatment and given the chance to take driving tests to help him or her as and when required.
The project is on budget and will cost $105,500. We have raised $102,200 from many generous supporters. Thank you. This work was necessary to save this historic building. The result is a building that has been repurposed while honoring its past. The improvements will open possibilities to expand the use of the building. You can make a tax-deductible contribution online here or mail a check to the museum to help with the remaining unmet costs.
Stay tuned! We’re planning an open house in October. We hope you’ll come by, experience the impact these improvements have on the building and share your thoughts on what’s next!