In 1766, William and Martha Bratton purchased 200 acres in present-day York County, South Carolina which is now known as Brattonsville Historic District. The area includes three homes that were built between 1776 and 1855. In July 1780, during the … Continued
Historic restoration and preservation of timber framed structures is a timber framer’s dream job. Not only do we get to do timber frame work, we usually get access to parts of historic buildings not generally seen. The clock tower in … Continued
Fall is here and we are enjoying all the beautiful leaves as they change colors. The shop has been working on several projects and the team has been busy. Here’s a look at what we have been up to.Enjoy!The MoreSun … Continued
Winter is here and we’ve ben busy! We did some timber framing, some trimber framing, some historic restoration, and threw in an evening of skiing for fun. Here’s a look at what’s been happening ~The MoreSun Team Click here to … Continued
A rail depot restoration was a recent historic project for us in Bishopville, South Carolina. Bishopville was home to prosperous cotton farmers in the early 19th century. In the late 1880s the railroad came to town, and Bishopville became a … Continued
After a few false starts, spring has arrived! In our neck of the woods the mountain laurel are blooming, the whippoorwills are calling, and the river is running. We’ve been super busy in the shop and with several raisings. Here’s … Continued
Winter jobs have kept us pretty close to home with projects in North and South Carolina, and a lot of shop and design work.Here’s a look at what’s new ~The MoreSun Team Click here to read our complete timber framing … Continued
Spring…..does the Grateful Dead lyric “What a long, strange trip it’s been” keep running through your head, or is it just me? We’ve been able to stay busy, widely spread out in our shop buildings, carefully venturing out, keeping everything … Continued
Kentucky brings visions of bluegrass and horse farms, caves and rivers, bustling cities and serene woodlands. Your Kentucky timber frame might be a barn, a house with wide inviting porches, a gazebo on the water or a pavilion for family … Continued
Love your house but feeling like it needs to be freshened up? Consider some of these timber projects to add new life to your home. It’s easier than moving! You’ll not only increase the value of your home, you’ll also … Continued
