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  • Dave, Walt and Ed Kostak

    Photo above- January 14 2004, Charlie (left) works on wall preparation while Dave, Walt and Ed Kostak look for clues to how the liquor keep door was positioned.
    Posted to Squires Tavern Photos (Gallery) by Paul on 01-14-2004

  • Dave, Walt and Ed Kostak

    Photo above- January 14 2004, Charlie (left) works on wall preparation while Dave, Walt and Ed Kostak look for clues to how the liquor keep door was positioned.
    Posted to Squires Tavern Photos (Gallery) by Paul on 01-14-2004

  • Ed and Walt

    Walt and contractor Ed Kostak install iron hardware on the north hatchway door.
    Posted to Squires Tavern Photos (Gallery) by Paul on 08-06-2003

  • Ed and Walt

    Walt and contractor Ed Kostak install iron hardware on the north hatchway door.
    Posted to Squires Tavern Photos (Gallery) by Paul on 08-06-2003

  • 140) Squires Tavern work party

    140) Squires Tavern work party - January 9, 2002 Volunteers burn the brush pile that has accumulated from clearing the back yard over the past couple of months. Work was also done in the south downstairs bedroom with the removal of a sheetrock interior wall. More work was done in the "stencil closet"...
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 01-09-2002

  • 115) Squires Tavern work party

    115) Squires Tavern work party - November 7, 2001 Volunteer workers removed modern ceiling in two downstairs rooms: the back room (present day kitchen) and the "front kitchen". Earlier in the week: Walt and Dave worked with Eugene Allen to hook up two sets of drainage pipes to the dry well...
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 11-07-2001

  • 20) FIRST WORK DAY! - Water damage repairs begin

    20) FIRST WORK DAY! - Water damage repairs begin - December 4, 2000 Contractor Ed Kostak and his son start work on exterior areas of the Squires Tavern that are being damaged by water. The first priority is a section of the east wall which has extensive rot to the clapboards, sheathing, studs and some...
    Posted to Work Log (Weblog) by Paul on 12-04-2000
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