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Valley News – Enfield Shaker Museum renovations are underway

Greg Morgan, left, of Geddes Building Mover, of Bow, guides a beam as company owner Jim Paveglio lifts it from under the Brethren's West Shop at the Enfield Shaker Museum in Enfield, NH, Tuesday, May 14, 2024. The building The 55-tonne ship, built in 1820 as a workshop for the manufacture of small agricultural implements, was lowered earlier in the day onto a new foundation as part of an extensive restoration.  The goal, said Tim Baker of Great Northern Barns, which is working on the project, is to restore it to the way it was built by the Shakers, and now the store will get a new roof, siding and chimneys.  (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News.  May not be reprinted or used online without permission.  Send requests to permission@vnews.com.

Greg Morgan, left, of Geddes Building Mover, of Bow, guides a beam as company owner Jim Paveglio lifts it from under the Brethren’s West Shop at the Enfield Shaker Museum in Enfield, NH, Tuesday, May 14, 2024. The building The 55-tonne ship, built in 1820 as a workshop for the manufacture of small agricultural implements, was lowered earlier in the day onto a new foundation as part of an extensive restoration. The goal, said Tim Baker of Great Northern Barns, which is working on the project, is to restore it to the way it was built by the Shakers, and now the store will get a new roof, siding and chimneys. (Valley News – James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to [email protected].
Valley News — James M. Patterson


Greg Morgan, left, of Geddes Building Mover, of Bow, NH, guides a beam as company owner Jim Paveglio lifts it from under the Brethren’s West Shop at the Enfield Shaker Museum Tuesday morning. The 55-tonne building, built in 1820 as a workshop for the manufacture of small agricultural implements, was lowered onto a new foundation earlier in the day as part of an extensive restoration. The goal, said Tim Baker of Great Northern Barns, which is working on the project, is to restore it to the way it was built by the Shakers. The store will get a new roof, siding and chimneys.

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