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Giving New Life to a 200-Year-Old Washington County Barn

Hear Stefanie Reiser and her son Alex tell the story of their barn restoration project with Stable Hollow Construction. The Reiser's historic Washington County barn was nearing the point of failure because of the 200 years of pressure on the bank wall and the effects of water erosion on that foundation wall over time. By the time we started the restoration project, the structure was leaning precariously, some 12-15 degrees off true. It was only a matter of time before the forces of the land would collapse the building. The now-restored barn sits at the center of the Reiser hemp operations. It operates as the base for harvesting the material and shipping it out for extraction. It is also a base for any material that will be dried on-site for use in product development. The barn also serves as the visual center of the Reiser farm and brand. The Reisers have used it to host community and business events on the farm, something they intend to grow in the future. It will function as the hub for education related to their work. All these plans depended on restoring the barn and ensuring its structural integrity for the next 200 years!