ANTICIPATION OF MILAM COUNTY'S CLOCKTOWER!

Workers set pieces into place

Fits like a Glove?

Another phase almost complete

Just a little to the left

Clock gets into place

The Steeple goes next

Gorgeous view

Workers head to the top to take the handoff of the Goddess at the pinacle of the Clocktower

Goddess is taken from the crate

Brown takes the hand off from the crane

Workers make the final adjustments

Goddess lands

Courthouse worker looks up from the inside at the work

(Cameron)  After years of anticipation, and several days of fitting the puzzle together workers began the tedious job of hoisting the Clocktower and Goddess of Justice high atop Milam County's Historic Courthouse in front of crowds that came and went through out the day watching the progress.

Milam County Judge Frank Summers and Pct. 2 Commissioner Troy Mode watch progress up close and personal

Clock on the way to it's new home

Some of the hundreds that watched the progress in downtown Cameron

Clock gets closer to home

It's a long way up there

Worker waits on another piece of the Clocktower

Workers lay another piece into place

Workers make final adjustments to the Goddess before sending her to the top

Alvah Brown of Ebco Development ties himself securely before he undertakes the task of guiding the Goddess of Justice to her final resting place

Going up

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