1. Fred Connacher and the san model at his home in Cresson, Pa.
2. Fred, his daughter and co-builder Theresa McConnell and Chuck
Felton.
3. Chuck Felton and his wife Peggy admiring the model.
4. Theresa and her father Fred should be justifiably proud of their
work. Their model was the focal point of all the displays and was used as a visual aid in relating many san stories.
5. Theresa, Thomas Domin who was in the preventorium and Fred.
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13. Fred looked at various water tower shapes
to replicate the one at the san.
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16, Dormer windows after being removed from mold and getting their
first dab of "window" paint. Notethe dime in the background showing just how small these were to work with.
17. Fred using the special
punch he built to press windows into the cardboard used for the facade of the East and West Wings and Units 1 and 2.
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8. Patty Satalia of PBS Radio Station WPSU in State College interviewing
Fred about the making of the model.
9. Fred, Theresa and Marcella
Boruch.
10. Fred, Theresa and Chuck Felton.
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A sketch in Fred's notebook of the water tower used for the model . The wooden tower parts are shown on
the left.
26. Fred's apparatus for setting the distance when punching
windows on san building windows.
27. Blocks of hard wood used for dormer mold. The metal punch
Fred made pressed the windows into the wood, which were then filled with epoxu until set.
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