Photo Gallery: Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing

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Allen Cochran of Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing poses for a photo in his showroom which is the old Janney Country Store in Lincoln. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

UNITED STATES – March 21,2016:Joe Reidel drives a wooden peg into a timber support beam in a old bank barn thats being restored north of Hamilton by Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing of Lincoln Virginia. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

UNITED STATES – March 21,2016: Workers point up an old stone wall on an old bank barn thats being restored north of Hamilton by Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing of Lincoln Virginia. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

Will Brown points up an old stone wall on an old bank barn thats being restored north of Hamilton by Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing of Lincoln. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

Mike Shockey and Joe Reidel place a timber support beam in a old bank barn thats being restored north of Hamilton by Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing of Lincoln. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

The DC Water Authority’s odor abatement building along the Potomac Heritage Trail at Algonkin Park.

UNITED STATES – March 21,2016: Allen Cochran of Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing poses for a photo in his showroom which is the old Janney Country Store in Lincoln Virginia. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

UNITED STATES – March 21,2016: An old bank barn thats being restored north of Hamilton by Cochran’s Stone Masonry & Timberframing of Lincoln Virginia. (Photo by Douglas Graham/Loudoun Now)

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