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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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(L to R) Burt Taylor, USNA Public Works Porject Manager; Chaplain Michael Amedick and Captain Peter McGeory, USNA Command Chaplain. The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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Much of the plaster work was repaired and skylights restored to the oculus in the dome. The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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Much of the plaster work was repaired or replaced. The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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Captain Peter McGeory, USNA Command Chaplain, talks about the work that was done and how it affects the parishioners. The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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Home of the Week:Jane and Jesse Harrahill. Master bath. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/14/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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Todd Eckert, with Coldwell Banker Commercial, Leasing and Sales speaks about the commercial real estate market in Annapolis in front of 180 Main Street. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/21/09
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Home of the Week:Jane and Jesse Harrahill. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/14/09
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Home of the Week:Jane and Jesse Harrahill. Kitchen. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/14/09
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Home of the Week:Jane and Jesse Harrahill. Master bedroom. (Photo by Shannon Lee Zirkle - The Capital) 10/14/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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The United States Naval Academy Chapel has just had a makeover that cost just shy of 2.5 million dollar to complete. 2.3 million came from the government and $925,000 from the class of 1969 to cover the cost of replacing the hardwood floors and refinishing pews. (Photo by Paul W. Gillespie - The Capital) 10/23/09
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