This historic barn is one of many that we have helped preserve which were constructed in the 19th century by a Mr. Hilton -- a prominant framer who's barns still stand throughout Frederick Co. and the surrounding area. The techniques and design choices still evident in the barn frame act as a signature of the builder. Using in-kind materials, construction techniques, and repairs which match the work Mr. Hilton did is part of our preservation philosophy.
Barnyard Side Before Construction
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Frame Stripped Bare -- Repairs Begin
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Parlor Level Cribbing to Support Summer Beams And Floor
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Cribbing In Parlor Level Supports Summer Beams and Floor Framing During Repairs
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Wall Plate Replacement
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Barn Bridge Wing Wall Relaid
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Partition 4 Frame Repairs
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New Stone Piers Support Parlor Posts
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Frame Repairs Under Way
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Frame Repairs Under Way
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Repointing Stone Foundation
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New Rafters and Skip Sheathing
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New Line of Posts In Front of Original Forebay Wall Help Support Partition 4
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When Joinery Has Failed But the Timber is Still Sound, We Sometimes Use Historically Sensitive Metal Repairs Such as These Straps
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Tie Beam Splices and Straps
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Finishing Ridge Seam
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Frame Repairs
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Roof Complete
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New Posts Supporting Parition 2
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New Parlor Level Louverd Window
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New Douglas Fir Siding Being Installed
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Gable Siding and Louvers Complete
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Gable Siding and Louvers Interior
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Siding Almost Complete
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New Parlor Level Stairs
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Livestock Back Home in the Parlor
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New Parlor Level Dutch Door
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Interior View of Roof Framing with Pea Hen
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Interior Finished View
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In the Barnyard -- New Doors, Posts, Louvers, and Siding
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New Parlor Barred Window Installed
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Finished View of South Gable End
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New Barn Bridge Doors and Concrete Apron
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Completed View of Barnyard and Forebay
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New Straw Doors, Fir Siding, and Repointed Stonework
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Completed Barn Restoration
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