The first leg of the journey took the building. float and accompanying cranes along Huron Street to to the Wisconsin Central Railway right-of-way. Photograph: LACAC

The top portion of the Block House leaving its original location on the grounds of what is now St. Mary's Paper on Huron Street. Its destination was the corner of Pim and Bay Streets, the Ermatinger Clergue Heritage Site. Photograph: LACAC

After turning off Huron Street, the procession traveled along the Wisconsin Central Railway right of way to St. Mary's River Drive. Photograph: LACAC

The procession made its way along St. Mary's River Drive.
Photograph: LACAC

The procession accompanying the top portion of the Block House making its way along St. Mary's River Drive. Photograph: LACAC

Upon arrival at the Ermatinger Clergue Heritage Site, the float carrying the log portion of the Block House was carefully backed into place.

The log portion of the building was replaced atop its original stone base which had previously been reassembled at the Ermatinger Clergue Heritage Site. Photograph: LACAC