- A. Kimball House, C. 1690, Ipswich, Ma
First Period House Restoration.
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Captain Sutton House, C. 1687, Ipswich, MA
The Captain Sutton House has been disassembled and re-built saving 95% of the original structure. A major restoration project complete with additions, kitchen cabinetry, and custom woodwork throughout. This house also features a shop built classic Doric entryway.
- Cordwainer's Shop,
C. 1750, Ipswich, MA
This frame was saved from across the Ipswich River and moved to the Day-Dodge House property. The exterior is entirely clad in White Oak,
the choice wood of early builders.
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Day-Dodge House,
C. 1637, Ipswich, MA
Honored with the 2008 Mary P. Conley Preservation Award by The Ipswich Historical Commission. A major restoration project including sill repair, kitchen cabinetry, and custom woodwork throughout.
- Essex Barn
A timberframe barn restoration in Essex, MA .
- Fairbanks House, Ashburnham, MA
A large addition with cabinetry and traditional features throughout
- Hart House, C. 1690, Lynnfield, MA
Classic saltbox C. 1690 with a cedar shingled roof. The lower pitch lean-to required custom steamed shingles to accommodate the bend.
- Lummus House, C. 1715, Ipswich, MA
The Summer Beam in the Hall (which had been removed) and sills were replaced in this house as part of the restoration work.
- Well House, Ashburnham, MA
A landmark feature in Ashburnham located on Meeting House Hill with custom steam bent shingles.