EGI performed an historic restoration to the Lodge and Rostrum at the National Battleground Cemetery located in Washington, DC near the location of the Battle of Fort Stevens.  The marble rostrum, originally built shortly after the battle in 1864, was badly in need of restoration.  EGI performed plaster ceiling and concrete foundation replacement and delicately removed rust stains and other mars from the marble.  Today, this structure is used to perform annual Memorial Day services. 

EGI HSU was the prime contractor on this project to perform multiple interior improvements to Galleries 13 and 14 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico, VA. Work to reconfigure the galleries entailed safe removal and storage of museum display artifacts, selective demolition – followed by installation of structural steel frames, doors/hardware, drywall partitions, metal decking, drywall ceilings, electrical rough-in, plywood flooring, rough-in sprinkler piping, mechanical ductwork, finishes, and painting.