Roger Marcoux of DragonFly Aerials LLC captured the placement of the restored weather vane atop the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue with his drone on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
Bartlett Fire Department Chief Jeff Currier and Second Lt. Steve Hempel take a trip in the bucket of North Conway's T2 Ladder truck 80 feet up to the top of the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue to replace the weather vane on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
The Bartlett Fire Department with help from the North Conway Fire Department’s ladder truck, was able to successfully place the restored weather vane atop the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
Bartlett Union Congregational Church Carroll Hayes shows the repaired weather vane before it was placed on the church’s steeple on Nov. 22. (JIM PETTENGILL PHOTO)
Bartlett Fire Department Chief Jeff Currier and Second Lt. Steve Hempel take a trip in the bucket of North Conway's T2 Ladder truck 80 feet up to the top of the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue to replace the weather vane on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
The view from Albany Avenue of the placing of the refurbished weather vane at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Nov. 22. (JIM PETTENGILL PHOTO)
Roger Marcoux of DragonFly Aerials LLC captured the placement of the restored weather vane atop the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue with his drone on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
Bartlett Fire Department Chief Jeff Currier and Second Lt. Steve Hempel take a trip in the bucket of North Conway's T2 Ladder truck 80 feet up to the top of the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue to replace the weather vane on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
The Bartlett Fire Department with help from the North Conway Fire Department’s ladder truck, was able to successfully place the restored weather vane atop the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
Bartlett Union Congregational Church Carroll Hayes shows the repaired weather vane before it was placed on the church’s steeple on Nov. 22. (JIM PETTENGILL PHOTO)
Bartlett Fire Department Chief Jeff Currier and Second Lt. Steve Hempel take a trip in the bucket of North Conway's T2 Ladder truck 80 feet up to the top of the steeple at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue to replace the weather vane on Nov. 22. (COURTESY DRAGONFLY AERIALS LLC)
The view from Albany Avenue of the placing of the refurbished weather vane at the Bartlett Union Congregational Church on Nov. 22. (JIM PETTENGILL PHOTO)
BARTLETT — Teamwork is being touted by all involved in the restoration and successful return of the weather vane atop the steeple of the Union Congregational Church on Albany Avenue in Bartlett Village.
“It turned out excellent,” said church member Jim Pettengill of the restored steeple which now sits atop the 1896 church. “I can look out of the shop (Bartlett Automotive, located on Route 302) at any time and see which direction the wind is blowing.”
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