Restoration

Restoration since 1994

A new roof to protect the shell.
Insulating the attic.
Replacement of rotten sill timbers, using timber cut on Davies Manor land and hewn in same manner as Royster’s workers.
Weakened and broken roof rafters and joists have been replaced.
Cross beams have been installed to support second floor of the house.
Plank additions and window frames have been scraped and painted.
First and second floor walls have been re-daubed with the correct, soft mix. Also, the chimneys have been re-pointed and capped.
Original log walls of the first cabin have been re-daubed; thus enabling visitors to better visualize the cabin exterior.
Restored early 20th century tenant cabin.
Outfitted turn-of-the-century country doctor’s office.