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This is the old control panel, the new one is much smaller, weighs less and does more, imagine that!

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Here you can see the guys cutting out the old hydraulic cylinder sleeve.

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Once they cut the cylinder sleeve, it must be carried out by hand.

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Here is another view of the cylinder sleeve being removed.

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Here is an interesting view of the elevator platform, looking up from the 1st floor.

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Here was are looking down into the pit, notice the oily mess that was made removing the old hydraulic system.

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Elevator Pit after almost 5 days of jack-hammers removing extra concrete and rebar

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This picture was taken from the Fellowship Hall level during the concrete demo phase

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This is the street level facing the elevator, notice the wheelbarrows lined up to remove the unwanted debris

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This is the old hydraulic cylinder and jack that was used to raise and lower the elevator car, at this point these have been removed.

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This is what the top of the old elevator car looked like, the large wheels were used to open the elevator door facing west.

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Another view of the top of the the old car.

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The brown doors on the right led to the manual door that allowed access to the basement level.

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This is a view from the F-Hall level during the concrete demo phase, notice the large black and yellow jack-hammer to the left of the screen.

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This sign is nothing more than a memory, no more holding the door open to enter or exit the elevator!

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