Museum’s Bird Halls Updated with New Flooring
Photo Courtesy of: San Bernardino County Museum
The epoxy flooring that will be placed in the bird halls will be the same material used in the Hall of History, as shown here in this photo.
Photo Courtesy of: San Bernardino County Museum
Old carpeting in the museum’s bird halls was torn up Sept. 3. It will be replaced by epoxy flooring that will not trap dust or dirt.
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