Antique & Freshly Cut Timber Frames


At Maine Mountain Post & Beam, we carefully dismantle, restore and re-assemble Historic Post and Beam Structures.

We also design, cut & erect new Timber Frames using traditional joinery, methods, and techniques.

Listed below is an inventory of our available Antique Timber Frames. Please feel free to browse through them or click on our Frames Available page.

 

 
Granite, NH Circa 1870


The Granite, Nh Barn is a circa 1870 carriage barn. It is a 28'x30'four bent barn with a tie below the plate. With a 3'6" knee wall there is a full second floor.

This would make a great small house, two car garage with a second floor apartment, or a great studio. (SOLD!)

 

 

 

 

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Bowdoinham, Me Circa 1823


This is a circa 1823 English Barn from Bowdoinham, Me. The frame is approximately 31'x34' and is hand hewn pine, spruce, and hemlock. It is a scribe rule, four bent, three bay barn with an eve drive thru entry. (A typical early style English Barn). A great feature in this barn is that the interior bents are clear span giving lots of unobstructed space in the frame. .

 

 

 

 

 

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Circa 1800 Carriage Barn

 

This 24x24 frame is of hewn chestnut and pine.

A full two storys, this frame would make a great addition, small house or small barn/garage.

 

 

 

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Circa 1841 English Barn


This is a five bent, three bay, gable entry, hand-hewn timber frame from Eaton, NH.

The barn is 36'x37' with 12' bays and bents on approximate 9' 4" centers.  It is a very well braced barn with long corner braces.  The framing members are Pine, Spruce and Hemlock.  Great Barn! Circa 1841.

 

 

 

 

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