Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Beautification and Restoration Underway at the Peteetneet

Photo by Denise Windley, paysonchronicle@gmail.com
Beautification and restoration are well underway at the Peteetneet, both on the grounds and body of the hundred-plus-year-old former schoolhouse on the hill. On Saturday, The Payson Chronicle spoke with Ray Wilson, Peteetneet Board Second VP, as he and Janean Dean, Events Coordinator, led volunteers in a rainy day of flower-planting. Scaffolding, meanwhile, signified the replacement of deteriorating sandstone, a project expected to be finished in three months. Crews were photographed this afternoon, May 20, at work on the Peteetneet building. For the complete story, pick up a copy of this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle.
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