Marlboro, Vermont
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Retaining walls and flared stairway. The walls are approximately six feet high and were built using mixed alluvial deposit stone (obtained from a gravel pit) with caps and steps of mica schist from Central Vermont. |
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West River Lodge Stables and B&B, Brookline, Vermont
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Repairs to upper half and complete reconstruction of lower half of dry stone wall retaining access road to upper level of bank barn. Access to this barn is possible, at three levels thanks to an impressive dry stone retaining wall which supports the bank gable end and is over a century old. Local stone.. |
Maples of Poocham B&B, Westmoreland, New Hampshire
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A failed dry stone retaining wall was rebuilt using the original stone supplemented with stone collected from other parts of the property. The wall is approximately eighty feet long and five feet high. The original wall had failed partly because it was poorly built and partly because additional soil had been piled above it, creating a much greater load than the wall was originally intended to support. |
Small Bank House Foundation
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Foundation for a small bank house ready for sill stones, and with sill stones and frame in place. |
Freestanding Stone Wall
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Section of freestanding wall built on a steep slope for certification testing. |
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