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Writer's pictureLaurel Tobin
4 days ago1 min read

Stabilization at Coggswell-Taylor

We are very excited to see the needed stabilization underway at the Coggswell-Taylor Cabins in Virginia City, Montana. Significant water infiltration has threatened these critical pieces of Montana history and the construction team has carefully worked to protect and maintain historic fabric while accurately replicating components which have been damaged beyond repair or salvage.

Two gable-roofed log cabins, connected with a central corridor
Overview of the rear of the Coggswell-Taylor Cabins
At the left, historic logs show sign of weathering and age. At the right, fresh, new logs have been carefully shaped and dovetailed to intersect with the historic wall
This wall was one of the worst affected by water damage and was in danger of collapse
Josh, a man with brown hair wearing a beanie and a red flannel, works on the intersection of the old and new walls
The construction crew of three men stand in front of their work
The construction crew, led by Josh at the right


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