Photo Gallery

This gallery captures the transition before and during the conservation process. This gallery takes us first to the main farm house, its extension built by St. Eom, and one of several outbuilding and ceremonial dance sand pit. It also includes unrestored and restored elements of the extensive and highly decorated wall system that links various buildings on the site.

Several of the Site Buildings

Gateway to the Pasaquan complex showing in the background the front of the original 1880s farmhouse (in yellow). (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

An extension of the original farm house with a roof trimmed with hammered tin and the newly conserved wall painting. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

View of the site of the farm house, the yellow house is part of the original farmhouse with St Eom’s extensions built out to the left. St. Eom’s ceremonial and pit where he danced on the right of the picture. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

The side entrance to St Eom’s studio that has been conserved. The Pasaquoyans guarding each side of the entryway await conservation. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Pagoda (water well beneath) (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Interior mandala inside the Pagoda. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Surrounding the buildings are extensive walls under conservation

Wall section, totens, and sand pit where St. EOM would dance. The wall’s foundations were dug to uncover broken pieces of the wall. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Wall under conservation. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Totem yet to be restored. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Close up of unrestored totem. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Unfinished wall. The temporary metal re-enforcement on the top of the wall aides its realignment. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Partially restored wall section near the entrance. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Insertion of concrete blocks. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson 2015)

Partially finished wall section and totem. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Wall section under restoration. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Restored and repainted cement wall. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Restored totem. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Mix of concrete and tin, a restored face on a wall. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)

Close up of restored wall section, with patterns and colors typical of Pasaquan. (Photo courtesy of David Anderson, 2015)