Historical Restoration
Only a few can lay claim to the expertise that is needed for historical restoration work.
Whispering Ridge Woodwoods, uses time-honored techniques but incorporates modern technology to bring the old 'back to life.'
Don Daughton, Master Craftsman has completed such projects as:
- Recreating porch posts for Tudor Hall, the childhood home of John Wilkes Booth
- Created new wood windows for "Brick House," a Revolutionary War era dwelling, a summer residence of one of the founders of Johns Hopkins Hospital
- Created matching wood arch-top church windows for an addition for a church built in the 1800s
- Complete restoration of an 1868 one-room stone schoolhouse
- Total rehabilition of an 1885 three-story farmhouse
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Whispering Ridge
WOODWORKS
Historical Restoration
Don Daughton
Master Craftsman
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Tudor Hall
Childhood home of
John Wilkes Booth
Don with the octagonal porch posts for
Tudor Hall
(shown below), the
childhood home
of
John Wilkes Booth
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Windows created for "Brick House," a Revolutionary War
era dwelling, using harvested glass featuring bubbles & waves, from original windows.
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Matching wood windows built to match original church windows originally constructed in the early 1800s
