Old Wood Building

Old Wood Building Old Wood Building was started with the purpose of saving and restoring pioneer era buildings from the 1800's.

We specialize in methodically taking down and dismantling barns, cabins, and farmhouses with the goal to rebuild and give them a second life.

The tools may have changed. The conversation with the building hasn’t.  Tap. Check. Adjust. Feel what the old material i...
08/18/2026

The tools may have changed. The conversation with the building hasn’t.
Tap.
Check.
Adjust.
Feel what the old material is telling you. Then move forward without erasing what was already there. Some restoration decisions aren’t made on paper, they’re made right here, with dusty gloves and tools in hand.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

After many long months and a lot of hard work, this new chapter and restoration is starting to reveal itself in its fina...
08/17/2026

After many long months and a lot of hard work, this new chapter and restoration is starting to reveal itself in its final stages.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

When you partner with us on a build, you get a passionate group of craftsman who love what they do and put everything th...
08/15/2026

When you partner with us on a build, you get a passionate group of craftsman who love what they do and put everything that have into your one of a kind home.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

Chinking underway. Restoration isn’t about making an old building perfect. It’s about knowing what to change, what to ke...
08/13/2026

Chinking underway.

Restoration isn’t about making an old building perfect. It’s about knowing what to change, what to keep, and how to make the two work together.
That’s where the craft lives.




Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

There she is.  For weeks, we’ve shown you the chisels, the stone, the joinery, the dust, and the hands doing the work.  ...
08/12/2026

There she is.
For weeks, we’ve shown you the chisels, the stone, the joinery, the dust, and the hands doing the work. Now step back.
This is what all those little details have been building toward.
An old house standing proud again.
And we’re not finished yet.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

Zoom in, and you see hammers.  Zoom out, and you see a rhythm.  Everyone is working on something different, but every ta...
08/10/2026

Zoom in, and you see hammers.
Zoom out, and you see a rhythm.
Everyone is working on something different, but every task moves toward the same goal.
That's how good projects come together.

Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

Every project has two kinds of progress.  The kind you can measure... and the kind that happens during the conversations...
08/08/2026

Every project has two kinds of progress.
The kind you can measure... and the kind that happens during the conversations around the workbench. Both are part of building something worth remembering.

Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

At some point, every stone gets a second look.Not because something's wrong with it, but because there's usually a bette...
08/07/2026

At some point, every stone gets a second look.
Not because something's wrong with it, but because there's usually a better way to use it. Turn it. Stand it up. Flip it over. One small change can make it the right piece instead of almost the right piece.
That's part of the job you don't see once the wall is finished.

Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

Every stone on this project starts with a decision.  Which face should be exposed? Does it fit the space? Does it need a...
08/04/2026

Every stone on this project starts with a decision. Which face should be exposed? Does it fit the space? Does it need another cut before it belongs?
These photos show a little of that process. Looking at a pile of stone and knowing where each piece will work is part experience, part patience. By the time the wall is finished, most people never think about the decisions that got it there. We do.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

Every stone starts out looking like it belongs somewhere else.  Before it ever becomes part of a wall, it gets turned, m...
07/31/2026

Every stone starts out looking like it belongs somewhere else.
Before it ever becomes part of a wall, it gets turned, marked, trimmed, checked, and adjusted. Sometimes more than once. The goal isn't to force it into place. It's to shape it until it fits.
Keep swiping to see a few moments from that process.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

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