The Hall of Records is the smallest of four buildings on the courthouse site. In October of 2003, we began an interior "period" rehabilitation of the Hall of Records. The project includes the restoration of the 44 foot diameter skylight, installation of a geothermal ground source field to heat and cool the building and the fabrication of "period" furniture. Also included is the upgrading of ADA features, like: an elevator and restrooms. For information regarding this project, you can contact the County Architect.
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Geothermal Loop Field v Interior Rehabilitation & Furniture v Skylight Restoration
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Up on the Lawn! Feb. 16, 2004
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 What the lawn looked like before we started drilling. |
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Drill rig begins it's access to the lawn---over a steel bridge. The bridge
is protecting a stone wall first installed in 1874.
"standing gate" is lifted so as not to drag on the bridge.
Over she goes...
Over she goes...
On the lawn---
Now that that the drill is on the lawn---its time for the support truck.
Bertram Drilling on the lawn of the most photographed public building in
American! "The money shot"
Support truck could not make it---so they off loaded over the stone wall....
Backing the support truck into place....
Getting ready to "off-load" the pipe...
Work are from the tower....
After the drill rig is on the lawn---
Up and ready to go---all within 2 hours of arriving on site!
