Mt Harvard

Our team has been working hard to finish the painting and then the installation of shelving, windows and sinks in the women's bathroom. Here then are some of our latest efforts. Sandi has painted the room while I have been reinstalling the shelving and taking the pictures etc.

Painting the wall and trim by the mirrors.

Wall above the sinks.

The wall is finished.

The next pictures shows the before and after of the wall next to the commode door.

All sanded and prepped for primer.

Yes, she is priming the wooden door.

That door is for the excess to the drinking water container.

The other side now receives the primer and top coat.

Here Sandi is applying the top coat to this area.

April 5th shows most walls painted and the comb and brush shelves are reinstalled.  

The area next to the entrance door.

Coat hooks and drinking cup holder are also installed.

Now for the hardest  phase of this project; working on the ceiling. We have removed most of the old ceiling paint by scraping it by hand and using the electric sander. This is no easy task working over head! If you wish to help us, please consider a donation to the Mt. Harvard fund.       Thanks     Roger   

We began working on the women's bathroom in late January of this year. We first began removing the items on the walls, slowly at first. As we finished up on painting the hallway our activity in the increased in the bathroom. Here is some our progress to date in late February.

Tim Fennell, another new volunteer, is working on removing old paint from the womens bathroom ceiling. Not the easy  job!

February 23 the husband and wife team of Darek and Kathy Mitura continue removing old paint next to the mirrors.  

These last two Saturdays in February we had five people volunteering on three different locations in the sleeper.

Early March finds Kathy sanding the back of the entrance door to the commode.

Darek again sanding on the ceiling panels.

March 6 Sandi began priming the walls of the bathroom.

This area will get primed next.

 Here she is priming underneath the mirrors.

The next blog continues with more priming and then comes the finished top coat.   Thanks  Roger