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Article: The seats (and table) of power Waldoboro craftmen create new furniture for governor's mansion
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- Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
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- December 7, 2002
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Two Waldoboro craftsmen are carving out a legacy. William Evans
and Valdemar Skov have created the new formal dining room table and
two dozen chairs, respectively, for the Blaine House, the Maine
governor's mansion in Augusta. The furnishings are the flagship
project of the private group Friends of the Blaine House, replacing
furniture deemed too fragile for frequent use.
Both men are enthusiastic about the commissioned pieces, already
in use at the Blaine House.
"It's wonderful," said Skov, 39. "It's a commission a lot of
cabinetmakers would die for. It's public and in a prestigious place.
These could be museum pieces someday."
Evans, 61, added, "I'm very honored to have been chosen to do ...
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......at Sylvia's Cafe, Mill Mall. Additional riders may meet at 7:30 a.m. at Irving's in Bucksport. Riders will arrive at the Blaine House for the ceremony at 10 a.m. The ride home afterward will include a stop for lunch. To attend contact Goldie Perkins at 469-25...
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