Furniture rises from the (Bicentennial) ash

(left right) John Wnek village forester John Kemppainen Sawyer Wade Ellis move top table for conference room which was made

(left to right) John Wnek, village forester John Kemppainen and Sawyer Wade Ellis move the top to the table for the conference room, which was made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

(left right) John Wnek Village Forester John Kemppainen Sawyer Wade Ellis deliver table made from Wilmette's oldest largest tree Bicentennial

(left to right) John Wnek, Village Forester John Kemppainen and Sawyer Wade Ellis deliver a table made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Sawyer Wade Ellis West Chicago lines up top conference table with base. The table is largest piece made from Wilmette's

Sawyer Wade Ellis of West Chicago lines up the top of the conference table with the base. The table is the largest piece made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash, on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Sawyer Wade Ellis West Chicago cleans top conference table. The table is largest piece made from Wilmette's oldest largest tree

Sawyer Wade Ellis of West Chicago cleans the top of the conference table. The table is the largest piece made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash, on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Some grafurniture made from Wilmette's oldest largest tree Bicentennial Ash. The furniture was moved inVillage Hall December 10 2012. |

Some of the grain in the furniture made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash. The furniture was moved into Village Hall on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Village Forester KevSorby (left) Village President Chris Canning try out bench made from Wilmette's oldest largest tree Bicentennial Ash Village

Village Forester Kevin Sorby (left) and Village President Chris Canning, try out a bench made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash, in Village Hall on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

(right left) John Wnek village forester John Kemppainen Sawyer Wade Ellis move top table for conference room which was made

(right to left) John Wnek, village forester John Kemppainen and Sawyer Wade Ellis move the top to the table for the conference room, which was made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Sawyer Wade Ellis West Chicago (left) Village Facilities Manager Paul Hahn discuss were put networking interface conference table made from

Sawyer Wade Ellis of West Chicago (left) and Village Facilities Manager Paul Hahn discuss were to put the networking interface in the conference table made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash, on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Sawyer Wade Ellis West Chicago Village Facilities Manager Paul Hahn discuss were put networking interface conference table made from Wilmette's

Sawyer Wade Ellis of West Chicago and Village Facilities Manager Paul Hahn discuss were to put the networking interface in the conference table made from Wilmette's oldest and largest tree, the Bicentennial Ash, on December 10, 2012. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media