by Henry Pierce | Mar 17, 2022 | News, Restoration
Media Production Studio, Powder Room Come to Life Finding effective ways to tell the story of the structure and communicate with the community is an important mission at the historic Eikenbary-Pierce House in the Cliff-Canon neighborhood on Spokane’s South Hill....
by Henry Pierce | Mar 11, 2021 | Artifacts, News
Antique car expert Edward Joy, here inspecting the engine at the EPH, was key to identifying parts and communicating with prospective buyers. “It has been one of my favorite accomplishments in life, to gather and pass on the 1906 Model G to the capable stewardship of...
by Henry Pierce | Feb 18, 2021 | News
Construction of the moonshiner’s residence building nears completion on Tower Mountain south of Spokane, Washington. A rusty, bullet-ridden bathtub. Tin children’s toys bearing faint traces of colorful paint. Abandoned eyeglasses relegated to decades of...
by Henry Pierce | Nov 25, 2020 | News
One man’s treasure Recently installed vintage entryway lighting has set a historic tone for the visitors entering the lower level portal to the Eikenbary-Pierce House. Although the manager’s quarters was professionally rewired, until this week a lone light...
by Henry Pierce | Nov 15, 2020 | News, Restoration
by Henry A. Pierce III Restoration engineers Mick Deviny and Henry Pierce spent an enjoyable weekend installing copper gutters on the South side of the Eikenbary-Pierce House during the idyllic first few days of November. West- and North-side gutters were installed in...
by Henry Pierce | Nov 27, 2019 | News
Why an Epoxy Floor? While diligently working on a residential area in the EPH project, project manager Henry Pierce faced a problem. He needed to install a serviceable floor over a heated concrete floor. Epoxy floors over stained, heated concrete have become...
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