We made new CNC carved signs from white oak inspired from a 1927 architectural drawing provided to us from the board at Homeland. There had been years of vandalism and theft of the applied letters on the sign so we opted to carve the letters permanently into the new signs. Thank you to Beth at the Homeland Association for the patience and inspiration, and to Jamie, Rick, and Justin at Chesapeake Woodworking in Baltimore for the help in getting this job done. Check it out!
The original blue prints from 1927
Glue ups. White oak marine epoxied together.
Justin and Rick helping out with the sanding!
Fresh off the CNC!
Some priming and painting.
The final install.
