Just two years before the demolition of the A.N. Myers Home, the Ashland County Historical Society paid for a new roof, had the chimneys tuck pointed, and even had the corbels around the roof restored. Several were rotted out and the Society had Amish woodworkers make the few that had to be replaced. So some restoration work had already been started. It was a great beginning. By putting on the new roof you prevent any water damage.
Friday, August 27, 2010
What Could Have Been Done With The A.N. Myers Home - Restoration Had Started
Just two years before the demolition of the A.N. Myers Home, the Ashland County Historical Society paid for a new roof, had the chimneys tuck pointed, and even had the corbels around the roof restored. Several were rotted out and the Society had Amish woodworkers make the few that had to be replaced. So some restoration work had already been started. It was a great beginning. By putting on the new roof you prevent any water damage.
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Kyle, enjoying your blog. Keep up the good work. Hope the leg is on the mend! Laura Loew
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