The Aberdeen B&O Train Station, which was opened in 1886, played a central role in shaping the town’s agricultural, industrial, and military history. After decades of decline, the station was saved from demolition and restored through a major preservation effort led by Bathon Builders. This project returned the building to its 19th-century appearance, preserving this unique architectural landmark for future generations.
Read MoreOriginally built in 1798, the New Castle Academy underwent a careful renovation to install a modern HVAC system while preserving its historic character. Work included removal of old heating equipment, installation of new ductwork and mechanical systems, and restoration of original trim and finishes.
Read MoreThe Delaware Forest Service Education Center, a hub for environmental education, promotes public understanding of sustainable forest management. Recent renovations improved the building’s energy efficiency and durability through upgraded siding, energy-efficient windows, and restored interior trim—preserving its character while enhancing its long-term functionality.
Read MoreComplete renovation of a historical building located on the premise of Rockwood Park & Museum. Trying to keep some of the historical accuracy on the exterior, the interior was renovated to accommodate classical living quarters for park rangers today.
Read MoreBuilt in the 1930s under Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Works Progress Administration, the Georgetown Armory Readiness Center served as a hub for National Guard units and played a key role in local military readiness during World War II. As part of a recent renovation, Bathon Builders upgraded the facility with energy-efficient aluminum windows and refinished interior trim, preserving the building’s historic character while enhancing its performance.
Read MoreThe Sussex County Courthouse, built in the 1830s and designed by William Strickland, underwent a major restoration led by Bathon Builders. The project centered on the courthouse’s iconic cupola, which stands 46 feet tall atop a 60-foot-high clock tower.
Read MoreCollaborative efforts between the Maryland Historic Trust, Patterhn Ives LLC (historical architect), Historic Elk Landing Foundation Inc, and Bathon Builders Inc led to the window and door restoration project at the Elk Landing Stone House.
Read MoreComplete renovation of a historical building located on the premise of Rockwood Park & Museum. Trying to keep some of the historical accuracy on the exterior, the interior was renovated to accommodate classical living quarters for park rangers today.
Read MoreLocated in Earleville, Maryland the Bank Barn is part of the Grove Farm Wildlife Management Area managed by the Department of Natural Resource. The Bank Barn illustrates characteristics of an “extended supported-forebay barn” commonly found in southeastern Pennsylvania built between 1800 and 1920.
Read MoreThe Rockwood Mansion was built for Joseph Shipley between 1851 and 1854 by designer George Williams. Several years later after Shipley passed the estate was left to his great nephew, Edward Bringhurst Jr..
Read MoreAttached to the Rockwood Mansion and Museum, Rockwood Park’s hidden gem is the Conservatory. Bathon Builders historically renovated and preserved this building, paying close attention to all of the ornate detail.
Read MoreLocated in Port Deposit, Maryland, this incredibly unique historical restoration will showcase the elaborate details of the 19th century. Jacob Tome had the Gas House built in the mid 1830's in order to provide heat and lights to his home and the boarding school.
Read MoreNew Castle, DE 2013
Building and paving a 225 foot curved bridge across wetlands
Located in Pylesville, Maryland the Historic Grist Mill is over 200 years old and is home to the Historic Grain Mill Museum. Bathon Builders was presented with the Historic Preservation Award from the Maryland General Assembly.
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Camden, DE 2016
The Swan Harbor Park Pier is located on a 531 acre historic waterfront estate on the western shore of Maryland in Havre de Grace. The updated pier offers a safe and relaxing spot to enjoy fishing and sight seeing on the Chesapeake Bay.
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