A Remington warehouse has become a hospital for ailing landmarks. A handful of artisans here repair the damage of time, leaking roofs, earthquakes and fires. A sign at 2700 Sisson St. announces the home of Hayles and Howe. Within the company’s walls, skilled practitioners are performing some artful…
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Jacques Kelly: Plaster castles born on Sisson Street
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