Campus Construction Update, Sept. 20, 2010: 10 Frye St.
On Sept. 9, a crew from Facility Services restored the 1873 eagle weathervane to its roost atop the carriage house at 10 Frye St., . Carpenters Tim Chouinard and Tom Winslow went up in a 65-foot cherry picker to remount the bird, with painter Dan Sands, who gave the bald eagle its colors, standing by. View a slide show of the reinstallation by clicking the thumbnails below.
Home again.
Given the colors of a bald eagle by Physical Plant painter Dan Sands, the eagle is back to doing what it does best.
Chouinard applies adhesive to the base of the bird.
Using a compass, Chouinard and Winslow ensure that the directional pointers on the weathervane are oriented correctly.
Chouinard and Winslow remount the weathervane atop the carriage house.
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