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 Mathew Cummings-architect and James Whidden-woodwright have restored some of the most historically significant 17th and 18th century houses still standing on the North Shore. Hear what these experts can teach you about the restoration process, and how they work closely with each client to “do it right.” Mat and Jim will take you on a virtual tour of a house they recently restored, including:
If you want to receive information about upcoming programs and other news from Mat and Jim, please send an email and you will be added to the private mailing list. mat@cummingsarchitects.com jw@jameswhiddenwoodwright.com  Mat and Jim speaking at the seminar held at the meeting house at The Rebecca Nurse Homestead in November 2007. Photo courtesy of Rex Passion rexpassion.com In conjunction with Ipswich woodright, James Whidden, Mat has developed an educational program on old house restoration that gives audiences a rare opportunity to hear directly from the experts on “how to do it right” — and to ask questions. The hour-long Powerpoint presentation addresses every aspect of a restoration project, including historical documentation, permissions, budget, plans for the use of the building, drawings, and construction. Mat and Jim also discuss how and when to update historical spaces for modern living, or build new additions that retain traditional styles. Mat and Jim present “Old House Restoration” at historical societies, museums, and libraries as a free educational service. Return to top of page |
 Mat and Jim discuss details at the Day-Dodge House Ipswich, MA Upcoming events: Old House Restoration, How To Do It The Right Way. Beverly Historical Society 117 Cabot Street Beverly, MA · 01915 23 April 2008 Wednesday at 7:00 PM $5.00; members free North Andover Historical Society
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