January 27, 2014
On January 8, 2014 Churchill House sustained major water
damage from a separated pipe in the old kitchen on the second floor of the
House. This situation was discovered at
noon on January 8 and was promptly dealt with by David Garland. The insurance company responded on the same
day and WinMar, a restoration company, was in the House the next day.
Damage was confined to the rear of the House including the
old apartment kitchen (Historical Society storage room) on the second floor and
the Marine Room and kitchen on the first floor.
The basement was also impacted.
No other rooms were damaged.
The HMCC Board extends its sincere appreciation to the
Hantsport and Area Historical Society for their quick response to this
emergency situation and their help in removing and protecting historical
material.
Work to this date has been confined to drying floors, walls
and goods with careful attention to doing as little further damage to the House
as possible. This has meant that the
drying period has been more extended than usual.
As of Friday, January 24 most drying equipment has been
removed and in the week of January 27th we will be entering into
discussions with the restoration company about what repairs are needed and how
best to complete them.
Should you have any questions or wish to offer advice or
assistance please call Lorraine at 684-3166.
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