Latest pictures of my garage in St. Louis, Missouri
as of June 23, 2000 To date (12/19/2000) We have most of the siding on and big chuncks of money have been spent on the hand rail, stove pipe for the wood burner. The Stair up to the building are being generously donated from St. Louis Stone company and are pieces of linestone that I cannot lift myself.more pictures soon. Carol
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The stairs are befitting this master structure. Large pieces of limestone donated from St. Louis Stone company master craftsman Bob, will trasport you to the mandoor on the West side. Jimmy and Chris are stronger than they look setting the first step!
The west side siding is now completed! this is my yard (note the St. Louis Stone Bench on left). Kurt and Craig are on the roof trying to launch a kite to attach a camera for pictures of the Shingle art work Chris made (pictures coming soon)
The Garage with all sideing and some snow 11/15/00. Just have the metal around the wood and gutters to go!
The Garage Before fill dirt was added. Full size view (big file).
Garage after the dirt and sod were in place
Paula and the Ditch. Christopher Dug in one Day!
Carol and the Bobcat
Jimmy building the first wall! Ceiling will be 12'6" at top
First wall on East side is up
Wall three going up April 15, 2000 on West side.
Information on my Steel garage doors, from Cardinal Door (636) 677-4444.
Bucky the crane operator from B & R Truss hoisted these babies up.
driveway side of garage.
view from yard of garage.
This is after the first truss was set. Total height is now 25'8" .
Heres Christopher walking up my half finished stairs.total height to celling is 12' 6"
Paula walking up the stairs on the southside second floor.
Jimmy with the wood for the dormers and a view to the north.
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Chris is putting on the roof. The dormer roofs will have the St. Louis "Blues" note made of blue shingles.(6/3/00)
Earlier picture of Old Garage and the building of the foundation
(this is as bad as looking at pictures of someones grandchildren)
The old garage (chicken coop) befor the teardown in earl spring of 1999. it could fit a Jeep and Chevelle nose to tail. Barely