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Restoration: ‘It gives students an experiential learning opportunity’
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“For me, it’s a win-win-win,” said
Angela Cosby, director of the city’s
Parks and Recreation Department. “It
gives the students an experiential learn-
ing opportunity, while helping the city
restore one of its historical halls.”
The college is preparing future
workshops at Alderbrook Hall to restore
the columns in front of the building,
remove the plywood siding from the
gable overlooking Lief Erikson Drive,
restore the original stucco finish on
the second story and uncover a board-
ed-over window, Swerdloff said.
Cosby hopes the work on Alder-
brook Hall will entice more groups to
use the neighborhood center. The Clat-
sop County Master Gardeners recently
adopted a portion of the playground and
will soon start building a community
demonstration garden.
Just like with maritime science, the
college offers one of the only historic
restoration programs in the region, reg-
ularly drawing students from around the
country. Participants at the workshop
ranged from teenagers fresh out of high
school to Julie Whalen, 51, who trav-
eled from Eugene to learn window res-
toration techniques for her new busi-
ness, Willamette Window Restoration.
A former state parks employee, Wha-
len first met Gustafson at a University
of Oregon field preservation school and
learned about the college’s workshops.
“Clatsop Community College and
the University of Oregon, that’s it, that
I’m aware of” she said of regional pres-
ervation workshops. “I’ve gone across
the country. I went to a summit in Ken-
tucky, and I’m attending the Belvedere
School (for Historic Preservation) in
Missouri.”
Richie Velasquez, 25, has been trav-
eling around 100 miles each way, three
days a week, between Newberg and
Astoria to take construction, drafting
and restoration classes at the college.
His father runs a paint-removal business
working on historic homes. One home-
owner had attended the college and told
Velasquez about the program.
“I really want to add to what my dad
does,” Velasquez said.
The vast difference in age and expe-
rience among students doesn’t surprise
Swerdloff.
“A lot of people hear the term his-
toric preservation, and they’re not really
sure what that means,” he said. “It’s
kind of a vague term. But once they
understand what it is, they realize it
involves construction, it involves anal-
ysis, it involves documentation. I think
they’re just naturally inclined to that
kind of craft.”
Photos by Edward Stratton/The Daily Astorian
Richie Velasquez travels about 200 miles a day, three times a week, between Newberg and Astoria to take courses and workshops at Clatsop
Community College.
Chris Gustafson, a window restoration spe-
cialist and workshop instructor for Clatsop
Community College’s Historic Preservation
and Restoration Program, tries a recently re-
stored window at Alderbrook Hall.
Julie Whalen, owner of Willamette Window
Restoration in Eugene, traveled to Astoria
for a historic window restoration workshop
through Clatsop Community College at Al-
derbrook Hall.
Jose Luis Roidan Perez, a first-year historic
preservation and restoration student at Clat-
sop Community College, fixes a rope pulley
system in a window at Astoria’s Alderbrook
Hall.
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