The Springfield Telescope Makers spend a lot of time maintaining and
improving our site and facilities every year. We repair damage to roads
and fields, maintain and improve buildings, observatories and telescopes,
repair and imporve equipment, and of course get ready for and host the annual Stellafane Convnetion.
In 2021, Tom Spirock decided to document much of this work with photographs, and this page is the result of that effort.
Credits: All photos were taken by STM member Tom Spriock, who spends a lot of time at workdays and gets a lot done.
All images are Copyright © 2021 The Springfield Telescope Makers, Inc.
Jim Daley working on the mechanism of the spectrohelioscope.
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Jim Daley working on the mechanism of the spectrohelioscope.
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Jim Daley and Matt Considine working on the celiostat of the spectrohelioscope.
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Jim Daley and Matt Considine working on the celiostat of the spectrohelioscope.
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Matt Considine and Jim Daley acquiring scans with the spectrohelioscope.
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Matt Considine and Jim Daley acquiring scans with the spectrohelioscope.
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John Martin moving cement into position to make a cement traffic barrier.
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John Martin moving cement into position to make a cement traffic barrier.
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John Martin and Ken Slater loading cement into the mixer to make a cement barrier.
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John Martin and Ken Slater loading cement into the mixer to make a cement barrier.
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John Martin operating the cement mixed to make a cement barrier.
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John Martin operating the cement mixed to make a cement barrier.
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John Martin and Ken Slater loading cement into the mixer to make a cement barrier.
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John Martin and Ken Slater loading cement into the mixer to make a cement barrier.
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The last new cement barrier of the year. |
The last new cement barrier of the year. |