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Both chairs, along with many other historic items from the early days of Union Station including a chalk board with train arrival and departure times, will be on display when the station reopens later this year. Sarno said it was very special to see the older barbers gathered for Monday's event at city Public Works building on Tapley Street, where the chairs are stored. The gathered barbers were the mayor's own father, Al Sarno, who still gives the mayor and other customers haircuts, who was joined by barbers Frank Stirlacci, Richard Gallerani and Marion Polite. The foursome represented more than 200 years of barbering. Neal said that when the Union Station project is completed, expected in December, "these chairs will return to their original location." "It's another way of honoring the past, during an exciting process of renewal," Neal said. Wayne Phaneuf, a historian and executive editor of The Republican, said the barber chair is "a microcosm of what's happening" to the station on Frank B. Murray Street.
Those involved in the refurbishment of the barber chair took an old "beat-up chair and made it beautiful," he said, adding "soon the whole building will be restored." The cost is of the restoration of the two barber chairs is not yet finalized, with the second one to include the use of some parts from a third chair, beyond repair, said Springfield Redevelopment Authority Executive Director Christopher Moskal. York Street Industries did the restoration of the barber chair, and ApMar USA, did the chrome work, officials said. The chair was found in the basement of the railroad station. It had also been used at the Hotel Charles which was next door to Union Station. Planners expect that Union Station will draw five million rail and bus passengers a year in its first year of operation, a number that could swell to eight million or more with more service. The grand station was built in 1926 and once served as a social and commercial hub for Springfield with restaurants, shoeshine stands, retailers, a Western Union telegraph office and package freight service.
Generations of service members left from Union Station for service in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Much of the building has been closed since the 1970s. "it's amazing, it's absolutely amazing," Moskal said. "People are getting excited." Other memorabilia slated to return to Union Station includes an original bench, luggage stands, 35 baggage carts, and some safes, Moskal said. Price, who has a barber for approximately 60 years, now just a few hours, said he was happy to see the barber chair restored. He said he looks forward to seeing the Union Station chairs back in the station. Joseph Carvalho, a consulting historian, said the chair shown Monday was restored to its original appearance. "It's a time machine, it brings you back in time," said Carvalho, a past president of the Springfield said Joseph Carvalho, past president of the Springfield Museums. And of course, that is going to help transport people at least figuratively in their mind about what that era was like.