The scale and proportion of this frame, with its familiar bent and bay divisions, are strongly reminiscent of 19th century barn framing.
Built in Virginia's beautiful Shenandoah Valley, this home features a timber framed floor system, a woodchip/clay natural insulation system, and a cypress tongue and groove ceiling.
Built in conjunction with Finch and Sons Woodworking in Mount Jackson, Virginia. 540-333-0054.
Phi Gamma Hall is the oldest buildiing owned by Emory University. It was built in 1851 and was used as a hospital during the Civil War. It is located on the Oxford C...
The Holiday 2009 issue of Lake Oconee Living Magazine as just been released and it features an article on a Holder Bros. project. "Barn Again" by April Moore Skelton tells the story of the barn at Horse Branch Farm. Ms. Skelt... read more