Historic Intravartolo Barn Renovation Project

Beginning in July 2004, the historic Intravartolo Barn was renovated as part of a large project that included the historic Intravartolo house, which sits on East Railroad Avenue. The barn was originally constructed of a green-tinge stone circa 1890, with a gambrel roof and slate shingles. The barn was once used as part of a mortuary business owned by P. H. Pownall. Unfortunately the renovations demolished the entire roof and the stone was covered with stucco. Below is a pictorial timeline of the renovations.

Below are pictures of the construction process.
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