On Wednesday morning, a historic milestone was reached on the southern plateau of Hawthorne Manor: the traditional 'topping out' ceremony for the Hawthorne Conservation Pavilion. Over fifty Berkshire stonemasons, timber framers, structural steelworkers, and local civic officials gathered on the lawn beside the pavilion. Suspended from the crane above was the final, massive hand-hewn hemlock roof truss, decorated according to ancient mason's custom with an American flag and a fresh…
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