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Preserve Historic Buildings and Collections Partnership Project 2009

  1. New Laboratory Complex Opens
  2. Facts & Figures
  3. Summary
 

Before Renovation

Gallery Description: The Laboratory Complex before the renovation project


 

After Renovation

Gallery Description: The Laboratory Complex after the renovation project


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A large birdfeeder on the lawn of Glenmont just outside the conservatory.

Did You Know?
Mina Edison was an avid bird watcher. She had many feeders and birdhouses around the grounds of Glenmont. She even had a heated birdbath. In the winter she flipped a switch in her bedroom that would turn on the birdbath in the yard below her window and it would melt the ice.

Last Updated: July 14, 2011 at 10:19 MST