The windows were installed Friday afternoon. Now the interior space can be kept dry and wall boarders can start to work their magic.
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Beth Jacob as it appeared May 2009
Beth Jacob, a residential building converted to a synagogue building in Montpelier, Vermont, had been in use since 1914 when in the early 2000s it became obvious that it was structurally unsound. In 2010 we reconstructed the sanctuary at the front on the building. This year (2015), we will rebuild the community room in the back. This blog documents both phases of our project.
Before Reconstruction
Beth Jacob as it appeared May 2009
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