Six Generations of Restoration Being Discussed During Next MOHA Event

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For six generations, Heritage Restoration has been combining traditional craftsmanship and modern technologies to provide a unique blend of services. On Tuesday, September 29th at 6:30-9:00pm Monmouth Old Home Association (MOHA) and the Warren County History Museum will host Michael Berlinger to speak about the industry and his family’s experiences with traditional skills and modern technologies.

With a history of nearly 200 years and six generations, Heritage Restorations began in Bavaria, Germany in 1820 with work consisting of stone carving and the restoration of building components made of stone. As additional generations joined the family, the skills of plaster work, woodworking, stained glass, art restoration, interior and exterior design and more were added to their services. Heritage Restorations encompasses a wealth of knowledge and experience and will be sharing this with the audience through examples of the work they have performed throughout the United States.

Monmouth Old Home Association and the Warren County History Museum sponsors ongoing seminars and tours focused on providing information and insight regarding history and architecture. This presentation is free and open to the public at 238 S Sunny Lane in Monmouth, Il. We invite you to join us.

***Courtesy of the Monmouth Old Home Association***

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