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Shining Moon Studios restores old historic barn(events)
What was once a simple and spacious barn for storing farm equipment and goods had become an old, unused warehouse that was slowly falling apart. "We'd thought of remodeling it but in the end it was decided that it would be better to tear it down. It would be just another old building to maintain, we didn't really have a use for it and it didn't seem like it was going to profit us to keep it around," says a city official. Unfortunately some of the barn had been damaged in an accident and time and storms have added to the failing condition.
In recent developments however, the residents of the property now decided not to give up on it. "We could use it. It won't take too much to repair the damage. It's made of good materials and it would be a shame to let it go to waste. It will be our gift back to the city once it's complete," says Steven who is in charge of the project at the studio. With the help of some short workmen, the barn is scheduled to be restored and used by the studio for their purposes. The city will fund half of the project but the work and other half must come from the studio and their sponsors. We hope to see great results and will be back to visit and report on it.
What was once a simple and spacious barn for storing farm equipment and goods had become an old, unused warehouse that was slowly falling apart. "We'd thought of remodeling it but in the end it was decided that it would be better to tear it down. It would be just another old building to maintain, we didn't really have a use for it and it didn't seem like it was going to profit us to keep it around," says a city official. Unfortunately some of the barn had been damaged in an accident and time and storms have added to the failing condition.
In recent developments however, the residents of the property now decided not to give up on it. "We could use it. It won't take too much to repair the damage. It's made of good materials and it would be a shame to let it go to waste. It will be our gift back to the city once it's complete," says Steven who is in charge of the project at the studio. With the help of some short workmen, the barn is scheduled to be restored and used by the studio for their purposes. The city will fund half of the project but the work and other half must come from the studio and their sponsors. We hope to see great results and will be back to visit and report on it.
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