The "Old Meeting House on the Hill" is a unique part of Yarmouth's heritage. Since its origin more than 200 years ago, it has undergone many changes and been used for many community purposes. During 2000-2001, the Village Improvement Society and the Town embarked on an extensive restoration to the structure and its interior.

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After a fire, much of the ornamental plaster in this home was badly damaged and needed to be recreated as well as restored. This restoration included flatwork plaster, as well as the creation of knives and molds to cast the decorative work and restore it to its Victorian grandeur.

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Old age and water damage took its toll on the very large Sanctuary of this landmark. Because budgets are always challenging, a modern plaster system was utilized for the flatwork expanse of the ceiling so that the more ornamental areas could be included in the restoration budget.

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The Parson Smith House is a significant landmark here in Southern Maine. We completed the plaster preservation as part of the full restoration in 1993.

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The Chapel of Souls is part of the historic Poland Springs Inn and Resort in Maine. Once a popular summer hotel frequented by wealthy and famous travelers at the turn of the 20th century, its campus is now an important landmark in Western Maine.

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