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"A place where I would like to be," from the language of the people of the
dawn who lived in harmony in this area for 10,000 or more years, the real
discoverers and explorers of Vermont.
This building was rebuilt from the spirit of living lightly on the land and
is an attempt to create a community that is harmonious with itself and
its connections to the world. The best available technology was utilized
to ensure the most efficient fuel, water and electric conservation,
insulation and waste water disposal. A third floor was added to this
historic Burlington waterfront railroad warehouse, transforming the
structure into efficient and affordable housing that can be heated
by gas, oil or wood.
People and institutions that helped this experiment to ripen are Harry
Atkinson, Rick Schneider, Cal Schneider, Mike Humphreys, Alex Carver, Rolf
Kielman, Roland Batten, Stuart Hamilton, John Stimets, Rob Sagui, John
Chamberlain, Norman Breault, Joe Lovering, Hank Jacques, Marty Therrien,
Bernie Young, Bob Neeld, John Rasys, Lee Alberry, Soutiere Electric crew,
Ghislain Godbout and crew, Eugene Schweer, George Sagui, Jason Parkin,
Jim Atkinson, Carl Atkinson, Don Moguin, Ann Stewart, Neil Vallencourt,
Ed Lozier, Frank Quinn, Marisha Kazeniak, Mike Delaney, Deborah Goodman,
Mary Houghton, Maggie
Skenderian, Tim Mckenzie, Burlington Community
Land Trust, Howard Bank, Kelman & Batten, avenco Ltd., Mechanical
Consulting Service Inc., Dufrense Henry Inc., Burlington Fire Department,
Burlington Department of Public Works and the Crowley Insurance Agency.
This building was saved by an alert Burlington Fire Department during
construction from fire by arson.
Sustenance and relief were provided by breakfast at Handy's and Nector's;
lunch at Bove's and Spandex on the bike path.
In the year 10,090 (Abenaki calendar).
"A place where I would like to be," from the language of the people of the
dawn who lived in harmony in this area for 10,000 or more years, the real
discoverers and explorers of Vermont.
This building was rebuilt from the spirit of living lightly on the land and
is an attempt to create a community that is harmonious with itself and
its connections to the world. The best available technology was utilized
to ensure the most efficient fuel, water and electric conservation,
insulation and waste water disposal. A third floor was added to this
historic Burlington waterfront railroad warehouse, transforming the
structure into efficient and affordable housing that can be heated
by gas, oil or wood.
People and institutions that helped this experiment to ripen are Harry
Atkinson, Rick Schneider, Cal Schneider, Mike Humphreys, Alex Carver, Rolf
Kielman, Roland Batten, Stuart Hamilton, John Stimets, Rob Sagui, John
Chamberlain, Norman Breault, Joe Lovering, Hank Jacques, Marty Therrien,
Bernie Young, Bob Neeld, John Rasys, Lee Alberry, Soutiere Electric crew,
Ghislain Godbout and crew, Eugene Schweer, George Sagui, Jason Parkin,
Jim Atkinson, Carl Atkinson, Don Moguin, Ann Stewart, Neil Vallencourt,
Ed Lozier, Frank Quinn, Marisha Kazeniak, Mike Delaney, Deborah Goodman,
Mary Houghton, Maggie
Skenderian, Tim Mckenzie, Burlington Community
Land Trust, Howard Bank, Kelman & Batten, avenco Ltd., Mechanical
Consulting Service Inc., Dufrense Henry Inc., Burlington Fire Department,
Burlington Department of Public Works and the Crowley Insurance Agency.
This building was saved by an alert Burlington Fire Department during
construction from fire by arson.
Sustenance and relief were provided by breakfast at Handy's and Nector's;
lunch at Bove's and Spandex on the bike path.
In the year 10,090 (Abenaki calendar).
Details
| HM Number | HM28CF |
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| Marker Condition | No reports yet |
| Date Added | Sunday, June 10th, 2018 at 7:02pm PDT -07:00 |
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| UTM (WGS84 Datum) | 18T E 641418 N 4926825 |
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| Decimal Degrees | 44.48090000, -73.22168333 |
| Degrees and Decimal Minutes | N 44° 28.854', W 73° 13.301' |
| Degrees, Minutes and Seconds | 44° 28' 51.24" N, 73° 13' 18.06" W |
| Driving Directions | Google Maps |
| Area Code(s) | 802 |
| Closest Postal Address | At or near 216 Lake St, Burlington VT 05401, US |
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