Location: Rochester, NY
Cost: $63,000
Description: Bero Architecture was hired to identify deficiencies, propose remedies and estimate repair costs for the Stone-Tolan House Museum, a ca. 1805 Federal style house/tavern. We prepared construction documents, bidding and construction administration for several repair and restoration projects completed between 1985-1990. Work items included extensive structural shoring; roofing; gutter, downspout and rainwater disposal improvements; exterior painting; restoration of the hearth (summer kitchen) and chimney; restoration of the porch; repair of rotted exterior wall framing (sills and studs) in house and detached barn; and sitework (regrading, fence repairs).
The house is individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as an interpretive museum of pioneer life in Western New York.
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