Jerusalem, NH

Acorn Hill, Lyme, NH

Lyme, NH

18 x 42

Ashland, NH / Martha's Vineyard, MA - Completed June 2015

Completed June 2015

Frame as found

Col. Joseph Waite House, Claremont, NH, circa 1773

Dismantled June & July 2015

waite attic bottom

Waite attic hand-planed

Waite attic floor

Waite attic

waite attack stack

Waite main floor

Waite main floor bottom

Waite markings

Waite tie beams

East Orange, VT

We dismantled this barn in East Orange, VT.

It is approximately 26' x 32' with hand-hewn beams.

It has an unusually steep pitch to the roof.

Rumney, NH Cape / Hudson, NY - Completed January 2014

The Rumney Cape and Barn (c. 1791) have been rebuilt as the centerpiece of a new organic farm project in Hudson, New York.

The Cape has been converted into an office and a store, while the Barn has been resurrected as a milking parlor for the cows.

Rumney Cape - September 2012 assembly in Hudson NY.jpg

Rumney Cape - during dismantle in 2011.jpeg

Greenfield, NH

This barn from Greenfield, NH measures 36' x 70'.

It features hand hewn beams and Oak gunstock posts. It also has a very unusual truss and king post structure.

Canaan, NH

Rumney Barn One / Hudson, NY - Completed January 2014

This hand-hewn, post and beam Rumney Barn is at its new location in Hudson, New York.

The barn plays a central role in a new organic dairy farm, as does its sister structure, the Rumney Cape.

Payson Mansion, Bath, NH

This 3-story mansion was designed for Moses Payson of Bath, NH by the architect Alexander Parris in 1810.

While the building has endured fire damage and years of neglect, it still bears the look of a Parris design.

Parris was a prominent architect-engineer in New England, designing many structures throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, including the Nathan Appleton House in 1818, the Somerset Club in 1819, and most notably, Faneuil Hall Market (Quincy Market) in 1826.