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Thank you for making our recent move from Winthrop, WA to Mazama, WA the most pleasant and professional experience we have had in three moves in the past 10 years!

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MOHAI Move Update

Hansen Bros. Moving & Storage is pleased to have the opportunity to provide our community and customers with updates on the progess of the MOHAI move to South Lake Union.  Following is the latest update for the week of November 21, 2011. During this week, the team also packed items from the Puget Sound Maritime and Historical Society collection (PSMHS).  Also check out the Special Bonus - photos of the figurine removal process!

To access our archive of past updates, please click here.

Week of November 21, 2011

Monday November 21 
Favorite: Conformateur and Formilion for Hatmaking 

929 Items  + PSMHS 1 Items
589 Catalog #'s  + PSMHS 1 Catalog #'s
41 Boxes  + PSMHS 1 Boxes
0 Crates  + PSMHS 0 Crates

Tuesday November 22
Favorite: Ivory carving of a Ptarmigan 

66 Items  + PSMHS 0 Items
62 Catalog #'s  + PSMHS 0 Catalog #'s
3 Boxes  + PSMHS 0 Boxes
0 Crates  + PSMHS 0 Crates
 

Wednesday November 23
Favorite: Pair of Ship’s Knees

154 Items  + PSMHS 0 Items
82 Catalog #'s  + PSMHS 0 Catalog #'s
17 Boxes  + PSMHS 0 Boxes
2 Crates  + PSMHS 0 Crates
 

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It was a very busy week for MOHAI and the Hansen Bros. Moving & Storage
team. In addition to the regular packing, the team tackled a major project - uninstalling the large figurines in the main stairwell.

As you can imagine, this project was a bit daunting - the figureheads ranged
from 8 - 10' and some weighed upwards of 1,000 lbs.  Each figurine received
custom crating and packing by Hansen Bros. to insure that it will travel safely
to its new home.  We hope that you enjoy the following photos of the process!
Be sure to click on photo for larger image.