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Click here to see photos	January 2007 Burgess Hall Meeting Area Remodeled January 9-13 saw the remodeling of the center section of Burgess Hall. 14 different guys assisted with this middle-of-the-week project. Men from Wareham, South Weymouth, Rumford, Brockton and Lowell anchored the project. The entire center floor of Burgess hall was removed, including all the support structure beneath the floor. Vapor barrier was installed. A new floor, with new floor joists, was installed. This weekend, Stoner and another guy from Rockland Church will assist in the installation of new carpet for the building. Keene Church and Providence First Church have each donated $100 toward the materials for the project. We expect some other financial assistance to be forth-coming. Cost for the materials was slightly over $2,000. Two men from G.E.M. construction came up Tuesday night and worked through to completion on Thursday noon. The project was designed and directed by Tim Mather, who did a great job of keeping everyone moving in the right direction. Some of the wood was salvaged, the rest hauled away. Timing was critical to the project, since the building was rented on the following Friday. Dick Clifford, Facilities committee chairman, arrived with some of the men on Monday night. He was the main shaker and mover to enlist the volunteer workers. We fed the men from Tuesday through lunch Thursday. The project was a huge success, and we are grateful to Tim and Dick, and all those who contributed to the completion of this excellent project.
	September 2004 "Tradewinds Sept04" -- A newsletter of the Windsor Hills Camp and Retreat Center. New England District Clergy Retreat scheduled for Oct 12-13, Jan 11-12 and April 5-6 -- Application Form
	January 2004 "Tradewinds Vol 2, #1" -- A newsletter of the Windsor Hills Camp and Retreat Center. Nielson Renewal Center -- Want to help populate the Hardy Library for Spiritual Formation? Full Details
	December, 2003 The Nielson Renewal Center is now open and available to NED clergy and their families -- more information
	August 23, 2003 -- Camping Season Complete The summer camping season is officially closed ... Summer in review
	July 28, 2003 -- State Inspection Complete, Summer Fund Raiser in Process New Hampshire State officials visited Windsor Hills Camp and Retreat Center .... Full Details About $1500 has been received to date .... Full Details
	June 29, 2003 -- Inn Dedication and Chapel Designation Five to six hundred people attended the dedication of the Inn at Windsor -- click for full story
	January 2003 The Inn (center section) was used for the first time by students from the Reynolds Institute. For the latest information on the Inn, please click on the "Tradewinds" icon.
	November 2002 Trusses are installed for the roof of the new kitchen addition.
	June 1st, 2002 Dan Whitney is appointed as Executive Director of Windsor Hills. A graduate of Eastern Nazarene College with a music education degree, Dan moved from teaching to pastoral ministry in 1984. Dan and his wife Nancy (Cove) have served churches in Michigan, Virginia, Missouri, New York and Rhode Island. Dan and Nancy have two children, Jonathon and Gregory. Dan may be reached at Dandewhit1@cs.com
Lend-a-hand photos	May 2002 Many respond to call for help to get ready for the 2002 Camping Season. Take a look at some photos from the May 4th workday
Construction Photos	Dec. 2001 Construction of the dining hall/multi-purpose building began in late October and has progressed to the point of the steel frame structure. Click on the link to the left to see photos of the work in progress.
Photos of Groundbreaking	Sept. 2001 The WHC Executive Committee and Camp Board voted to replace the dining hall with a 100'x100' Butler steel building. It will be a multi-function structure with one half of it for the new dining hall and the other half for multi-purpose and recreational use.
	June 2001 Temporary dining hall is erected, along with restrooms and a modular kitchen prep room.
	April 19, 2001 Damaged beyond repair from snow accumulation, cabins 3, 7 and 8 are burned to the ground.
	March 30, 2001 Accumulation from several late winter snow storms causes collapse of dining hall and severely damages several cabins.