Built in the 1920's, Forest Lawn's Hall of Crucifixion/Resurrection has become a major tourist attraction. The Hall is notable for its 70-foot-high ornate plaster ceiling and 200-foot wide paintings - mounted on hidden tracks and presented in sequence during daily presentations. The Museum houses famous paintings, valuable jewels, coins, and artifacts.

Ellis has designed and administered several asbestos removal projects in both buildings. Our experience ensures that artifacts, structural components, and employees are protected during each new effort.