If
you have extra lumber after hurricane Irma, you might want to
consider donating it to the Camp Gordon Johnston Museum in
Carrabelle.
The
lumber could help the museum build out the inside of its new building
at Carrabelle Beach.
The
space they are looking at is 12 feet by 54 feet and they plan to
divide it into a screening room as well as display rooms much like
they have in their current location at the old Carrabelle High
School.
The
museum could use 2x4's, 2x6's as well as 3/8th and 5/8
plywood.
The
Camp gordon Johnston museum is a 501c3 so the donations will be tax
deductible.
If
you can bring the lumber yourelf, take it to 2873 Hwy 98 west at
Carrabelle Beach and put it on the concrete slab there.
If
you have any questions or need somene to pick up the lumber, you can
call the museum at 697-8575 or David Butler at 274-3890.
http://live.oysterradio.com/
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