Photos by Tag: renovation
Gallery facelift
Chris and Katherine Sherman recently put finishing touches on a beautiful renovation project at the Scott Milo Gallery, 420 Commercial Avenue.
Gallery renovation
Renovation work that began last spring continues in earnest at the Scott Milo Gallery, 420 Commercial Avenue. The gallery, owned by Chris and Kathy Sherman, is a popular stop among art lovers in the region. The gallery remains open during the project, estimated to take three weeks.
Gutting the New Wilson
Crews are hard at work on the New Wilson Hotel building in downtown Anacortes. Debris is being dropped down a chute from upper levels as renovation work including the roof is under way. The building will ultimately be converted to apartments operating under the umbrella of the Anacortes Housing Authority.
Changes at the Junction
Renovation work is under way on the historic Sheet Stores Junction building on 5th Street next door to the PACE union headquarters. A sign above the door also reads: Workshops. This was the site of my son’s graduation photo. He posed against a plywood door panel. Corrugated siding is rusty from rain and sea air.
Dramatic makeover at the deli
Gere-a-Deli Restaurant re-opened Monday in the midst of a major renovation that will continue for several weeks at the popular downtown eatery. The one-time bank at the intersection of 5th Street and Commercial Avenue boasts a beautiful east wall of windows. Not only are the windows being replaced, but a major remodel is being undertaken […]
Renovation progress
Dramatic progress has been made at the former Harbor restaurant building at the corner of 7th Street and Commercial Avenue. In the last few days, the renovation project has revealed the underlying exterior brick. To get a sense of the progress being made, compare this photograph with another in the AnacortesToday Gallery from just last […]
‘Seat-lift’ at Causland
Working around seasonal activities including weekend weddings, stoneworkers Bryan Elliott (right) and Matt Harding are replacing decrepit bench stones at Causland Memorial Park with a solid aggregrate. Elliott, a 1981 graduate of Anacortes High School, said the city opted to contract for the new seating surface rather than doing massive patchwork. See more photos in […]