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The Legion Hall/Blue Hill Academy Building

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To support, please see the DONATIONS Page or contact 

​Butler Smythe by phone/text: 207-374-3838, or via email at thbsmythe@gmail.com.

The Post has spent $590,000 to date with an additional (approx.) $250,000 needed to complete.  

We have funded major brickwork, foundation repair, basement floor replacement, new windows, gutters, paint,

 portico rebuild, the engineer & architect and miscellaneous other work.

We receive no funds from the American Legion, State, Town or any entities related to Historical Preservation.

Funding has only come from the sale of Legion Beach and a very (VERY) small group of donors. 

CONTRACTORS - 2016 to date

PROJECT MANAGEMENT, DEMOLITION, CONSTRUCTION & ONSITE NEEDS - Butler Smythe

BRICKWORK - Alpha Omega

DESIGN & ENGINEERING - Bruce Stahnke (Architect)

                                                  - Thornton Tomasetti (Engineering)

ELECTRICAL - Haskell Electric

EXCAVATION - Bill Cousins (Excavation & drainage repair)

                           - Michael A. Astbury (Excavation, drainage & fill)

FOUNDATION/BASEMENT FLOOR - Jacob Gaspar (Concrete floor removal)

                                                                   - Oliver Cousins Inc. (Foundation & Basement Floor)

                                                                   - Ken Jordan (Building Support)

​INSULATION - Builders Installed Products

PAINTING - McVay (Exterior)

PORTICO & Side Access  - Compass Pt. Construction

ONSITE STORAGE - WEBCO 

WASTE CONTAINERS & REMOVAL - BHD Containers ​

WELL - Taplin

​WINDOWS, DOORS, ROOF & GUTTERS - Mainely Vinyl

LOTS of Work Remaining - INTERIOR & EXTERIOR

BRICKWORK, WALLS, WINDOW FRAMING, ELECTRICAL, UTILITIES (Heat...), INSULATION, PLUMBING, DOORS, FLOORING, STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS/REPAIRS, PAINTING, GUTTERS & DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPING ​& FIBER INTERNET!

Unfortunately I (Butler) will have to rework some of the work done by others (specifically the Portico) because or inappropriate caulk, surface prep and a bad paint job!