HEUVELTON – Construction crews are making progress at the historic Pickens Hall, where a new elevator is being installed. “A massive crane has moved into our parking lot and has been lifting the …
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HEUVELTON – Construction crews are making progress at the historic Pickens Hall, where a new elevator is being installed.
“A massive crane has moved into our parking lot and has been lifting the steel structure that will be our addition into place,” said Heuvelton Historic Association President David Kingsley. “It's actually starting to look like a building. “
The latest phase of the Pickens Hall restoration project will bring handicap accessibility and fire escapes to the historic building.
Kingsley said an elevator will allow access to all three floors of the building for the physically disabled and elderly and provide greater safety in the event of an emergency.
The project will also include a handicap accessible bathroom.
Access is important, as Pickens has become a central location for St. Lawrence County musicians to gather and even brought some touring bands.