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That is the passion of the Stable Hollow Construction team. If you share our passion, please enjoy the following stories of how people like you have re-birthed their historic structures to new life.
A National Historic Landmark in Lititz, PA Visiting Elizabeth Furnace in Lititz, Pennsylvania, is a memorable experience anyone would enjoy. Hearing Craig Coleman, seventh-generation owner, tell stories from the estate’s colonial
Fox Run Farm & Retreat Taking time to make unforgettable memories is important for Stable Hollow owners, Henry and Leroy. For over 13 years, they’ve held an annual 2-day employee
A Manchester Maryland Barn Restoration Mystery surrounds this little hay barn tucked into the hills of Manchester, Maryland. With no cornerstone to reveal the building date, the owners — John
The Restoration of a Poolsville, MD Barn At first glance, the restored barn at Bally Cliff Farm will strike you as beautiful. But only as you slowly meander through the
Pre Civil War Barn’s New Life Lee and Kelly Drosdak are in awe of the historical facts and delightful stories they continue to uncover in and around their restored barn,
Can two Amish brothers working out of a cow stable build a construction business? The Early Days Brothers Leroy and Henry Stoltzfus, grew up in Lititz, PA. They were always
A barn is built The Kennedy farm began in 1748 when John McDowell brought his family from Ireland and settled in the area. His daughter, Jane McDowell, married Lieutenant Elijah
Rebuilding Historic Ashland The rich history of Historic Ashland spans back to the 17th century. Originally deeded to William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, Ashland eventually fell into the hands
Restoring a 1931 Barn in Wayne, PA While it’s called Colonial Village, it wasn’t built in Colonial times. In the late 1920s, a developer formed a community in the beautiful