If you'd like to see more pictures of the restoration work than you ever imagined, check us out on Facebook! Our Facebook team is way ahead of the blogger team in getting the word (and image) out. If you are not on Facebook, here's your excuse to finally check it out.
The House itself will be closed to the public during the week of July 6-10 because the plasterers will be working in the hallways, and the doors won't be accessible. The rest of the site is open, but we won't charge admission on those days.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
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The re-restoration gives us a chance to re-think the uses of the rooms and how we present life on the site. Docents will start training next week to learn the new interpretations and the stories that we want to emphasize now. It's hard work, but exciting, because we're getting closer to the people who lived here and the world they inhabited daily.
It's nearly July!

Yes, a blog is supposed to be timely. It got away from us. Things are happening fast here!
The electricians have done the rewiring, we have some new lights, and are awaiting more. The plasterers and painters are working, and some rooms are finished. The wallpaper is mostly chosen, some is still under discussion. The image here shows the verdigris paint sample that will be used in one of the rooms - there will be four rooms with this brilliant green glazed paint, with different undercoat paints (the gray shown here).
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