Good things take time. Great things take 100 years. Follow along as we bring The Granary back.

View fullsize Any code breakers out there that can help solve this mystery? We found this paper stabled to the underside of the floor near where trucks once dumped their grain thru the floor and into the grain pit (under #1 on the included diagram). It was not ter
View fullsize This weekend Sequim celebrates the 129th anniversary of the first Sequim Valley irrigation gate lifting on May 1st, 1895! The subsequent 1896 celebration was the first and now oldest continuing festival in Washington State. This celebration predated
View fullsize We recently discovered another fun little time capsule. A portion of a floor board was inadvertently pulled up while removing one of the several layers flooring installed over the originals. Peaking thru was the newspaper you see in the photo. As bes
View fullsize Milestone: New roof complete! New siding 99% complete! The new siding on the mid-portion of the building that was historically shiplap and more recently (80s to present) covered in corrugated metal, was finished up this week. We couldn't be more plea
View fullsize In our last post, we showed you a video of a Pacific Coast Dampwood termite nest (aka) Zootermopsis angusticollis. This was one of more than half a dozen separate colonies we found in the building... but as promised, these photos will give you a glim
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Like our project, our website is also under construction. Until we finish with the first, we probably won’t have much time for the latter. Until then, please visit our Facebook or Instagram pages for updates, news and announcements. Thanks for joining us on this intrepid journey of restoration and renewal!