Report and photos by Dennis CasebierThe flooring for the second floor of the Depot, the Lounge, and the restroom were finished at about 3:00 PM today.
...the Lounge...
...and the restroom.
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June
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- Flooring finished on the second floor...
- Depot flooring begins
- Air conditioning units rewired
- Flooring delivery and plumbing leak
- Rain gutters and bollards
- Painting the handicapped parking
- Flag Day and the loading dock at 1 day old
- Loading dock poured and stamped
- Parking slab poured
- Plumbing wrap up
- Intrusion alert system installed
- Concrete plans
- Loading dock forms constructed
- Flatwork begins
- Lounge cabinets arrive
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June
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The Mojave Desert Archives, the repository of the Mojave Desert
Heritage and Cultural Association, documents the history and culture of
western migration and settlement of the Mojave Desert.
Acknowledgement
Funding for the Mojave Desert Archives Library/Depot construction
is made possible by a grant from
The California Cultural and Historical Endowment and
The membership of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association
Funding for the Mojave Desert Archives Library/Depot construction
is made possible by a grant from
The California Cultural and Historical Endowment and
The membership of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association