House moving day
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>The former Catholic rectory in Dayton wound its way through rural gravel roads Thursday as it was moved 6.5 miles southeast to Hidden Acres Christian Center where it will now serve as a family home at the camp. The rectory was moved by Ensor Movers from Johnson, Nebraska.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>Cindy Danielson and Joy Pals pose for a photo as the former Catholic rectory is moved behind them. Danielson, and her husband, Randy, are the former owners of the home and donated it to Hidden Acres, where Pals is the project manager for construction. The home will be named The Beverly House after Pals’ mother, Beverly Beasterfield.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>The former Catholic rectory in Dayton wound its way through rural gravel roads Thursday as it was moved 6.5 miles southeast to Hidden Acres Christian Center where it will now serve as a family home at the camp.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>A worker in an articulating boom lift tends to utility lines that need to be removed for the house to pass by, then the lines are replaced.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>The former Catholic rectory in Dayton wound its way through rural gravel roads Thursday as it was moved 6.5 miles southeast to Hidden Acres Christian Center where it will now serve as a family home at the camp. The rectory was moved by Ensor Movers from Johnson, Nebraska.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>Cindy Danielson and Joy Pals pose for a photo as the former Catholic rectory is moved behind them. Danielson, and her husband, Randy, are the former owners of the home and donated it to Hidden Acres, where Pals is the project manager for construction. The home will be named The Beverly House after Pals’ mother, Beverly Beasterfield.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>The former Catholic rectory in Dayton wound its way through rural gravel roads Thursday as it was moved 6.5 miles southeast to Hidden Acres Christian Center where it will now serve as a family home at the camp.
-Photo by Julie Vinsand, The Gowrie News <br>A worker in an articulating boom lift tends to utility lines that need to be removed for the house to pass by, then the lines are replaced.