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  • 33) Historic building expert completes building report

    33) Historic building expert completes building report - January 3, 2001 The Historical Society receives the building report from consultant John Curtis. The 18 page report is a preliminary assessment and covers major components (e.g. roof, foundation) and a room by room description. It gives recommendations...
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 01-03-2001

  • 30) Deed history and probate inventory research

    30) Deed history and probate inventory research - December 27, 2000 Walt Landgraf continues his ongoing deed research of the Squires Tavern lot. He meets with Fred Warner to review the deed history and probate inventory of Bela Squires. This information will be used for the National Register application...
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 12-27-2000

  • 25) Investigation of house interior features

    25) Investigation of house interior features - December 12, 2000 Walt Landgraf, Harriet Winchenbaugh and Fred Warner investigate some of the interior features of the house. They uncover the fireplace in the kitchen and find that it is probably too small to have served as the main cook fireplace during...
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 12-12-2000

  • 16) Preliminary research on bats

    16) Preliminary research on bats - November 6, 2000 Numerous bats located in the attic during the warm months is an issue that is being dealt with. Volunteer Steve Davis obtains information from experts and area contractors on possible solutions, including the placing of bat houses in nearby trees.
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 11-06-2000

  • 15) Deed research

    15) Deed research - October 25, 2000 Copies and notes on the Squires Tavern land transactions about 50% completed by volunteer Nancy Winn, including copies of deeds.
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 10-25-2000
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