At the informal meeting of the Common Council last night, Rob Perry, superintendent of Public Works, reported that, before the shacks at North Bay, sometimes known as the Furgary, are demolished, historic materials are being removed for preservation. This apparently is being done at the request of the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Perry provided these photographs.
It appears that among the things being salvaged are the pieces of tin ceiling that were on the facade of Shack #3.
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Photo: Walter Ritchie |
It is not known if any historic elements were salvaged during that demolition process, but somehow it seems unlikely.
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So when does the demolition begin? I've heard from some folks that they were promised that at least 2 shacks would be preserved. -peter m.
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