Photos
Photo Galleries
Below are photo galleries of our pool construction project and some historical photos that can give you a little taste of the history and legacy we have here at Pine Valley Bible Conference Center. The pool construction project began in the summer of 2008 and was finished with water in the pool in the spring of 2011.
Pool Construction Project
Compaction
After Pad
A new foundation pad had to be dug and compacted
All Framed
Aim High
Putting the foundation frames in place
Steel in place for decking
FoundFrames
Plumbing2
Albert
Calling Hilltop Supply to see if they have any more whatever that we ran out of
ReadyforPour
Rest Room Slab
Slab Cut
We cut the Restroom slab to have this cool pattern.
Reading the Plans
Measure Twice ... Cut Once
Wall Raise
Men On A Mission from Emmanuel Faith Community Church
Ready Set Drop
And watch your fingers...
FirstWalls
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Another View of the Framing
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The Main Crew
Jim Johnson our Project Manger is on the left
He really worked hard to get excellent bids and quality hard working people.
Many devoted volunteers too.
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Start Diggin the Pool
Diggin
just add concrete and plaster and water and kids
almost dug
PoolDig
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Ready to Shoot the Gunite
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splat
steps
more splatting
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this stuff goes everywhere
almost there
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Coping
blockwall
Thank you to Jeff Claybaugh of Life Masonry for a great deal and excellent work
grouting the block walls
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Conc Pour for Decking
HUGE DECK!!!!
Just add kids and a few umbrellas
Insert Fencing Here
Ready for fencing
Nathaniel painting
Nice Rock Siding
Roofing is on
The New Slide
This is gonna be a hoot!!!!
Check out the photos from the
Polar Bear Splash... we actually used the slide that weekend.
When I say we... I mean a few brave souls.
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Steve Daniels and the Fagans
Steve, our Executive Director is here with Willis and Bev Fagan
Willis designed and drew the plans for the pool...
He would not want me to tell you what he charged for the project, or should we say, didn't charge.
What a great guy.
LOOK!!!! WATER!
On April 6th the plasters came out and did their magic...later that very day Jim was filling the new pool with real H2O!!!
Bring on the Summer
As soon as the pool was full Jim and Kris and Ginny went swimming....photos to follow.
Historical Photos of Pine Valley
42nd and Latrine PV
The Marines used Camp Pine Valley as a base for "field radio and training" during WWII
They took it over from the CCC in 1942
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View towards Fireside
Look how small the trees are
Burro
Do you remember Jack and Jill and Daisy the burros.
You could ride them where ever they wanted to go
Digging Pool
She served us well for many many years
Dining Hall
Benches and Picnic Tables.
Dining Hall
The original Dining Hall.
Come and Dine
After the original Dining Hall was demolished.
Here is the new one, before we added the extension on the West Side.
Entance Sign
Fireside
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Dressed for Camp
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Kay Family
For over 30 years George and Jeannette Kay directed the operations of Pine Valley
They cooked, cleaned, fixed and ...did it all in the early days.
That is good old Bullet (George's German Shepherd)
and their first born son TIm.
Mamre
The old Oak Tree fell down a few years ago.
Mamre Oaks is now called "Kay's Cottage"
Named after George and Jeannette Kay
NewTrees
Right in front of Fireside Hall ... these are fully grown now and enjoyed by everyone
Office
The original office....then it was a residence...then it was demolished and the new office lodge built in its place
PingPong
SLOW
Trading Post '47
The Old Trading Post
We used to call it the Poding Traist.
Not sure why.
Best RC Cola and Grape NEHI in Pine Valley
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Woodie
Wouldn't you love to have that old woodie today
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Camp View from Sunshine Mountain
Worthigton Hall
Originally the Motor Pool for the Marine Base.
We used this as our Main Meeting Room for many years
Named after our founder Mr Henry Worthington.
This building is still in use as our "WIndfield Hall"