Save The Stack: Some More Great Shots Of The Stack! Get Ready For Woodstack2!

Monday, June 20, 2011

Some More Great Shots Of The Stack! Get Ready For Woodstack2!

WOW! The stack lights up the sky at night and also creates a great backdrop for other photos.

Jimmy Scott in his beautiful restored Chris Craft

Stay tuned for news on Woodstack2.. August 27th.. Tickets go on sale soon..

2 comments:

rickmanAugust 8, 2011 at 11:26 AM
Google maps has a pretty good image of the stack as it was before the repair.

http://maps.google.com/maps?msid=215125879451923210450.0004a9fffd585e044cb31&msa=0&ll=37.83241,-76.281821&spn=0.001424,0.002639&t=h&z=19
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rickmanAugust 8, 2011 at 11:28 AM
Try this one...

http://tiny.cc/SaveTheStack
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Thanks For Saving An Icon Of The Chesapeake Bay

Reedville's symbol of its rich menhaden fishing heritage The 130 foot tall stack was built circa 1902, The Stack has served as a navigational landmark for working watermen and boaters but also as a welcoming beacon to the historic town of Reedville and surrounding areas. The Stack was built by the Morris - Fisher Company to provide steam to power its fish processing operations. This Company was likely the largest and most efficient of all the factories at that time. The success of the company was demonstrated by the construction of this majestic stack.

Having withstood storms and fires the stack and years of neglect and the wear from Mother Nature. The Community and Omega Protein, Inc. have raised the funds needed and the stack is back now as an symbol celebrating the areas rich culture. Ownership of the stack and land will be transferred to the Greater Reedville Association.

You can click on the Reedville Fishermen's Museum Banner below or send a check to
Save The Stack
c/o The Reedville Fishermen's Museum
P.O Box 306
Reedville VA. 22539

OR call 804-453-6529