Facelift for the Entler Hotel
(Journal photos by Ron Agnir)
Robert Perkins, of Gruber & Latimer Renovations, replaces damaged bricks on the old Entler Hotel building at the corner of East German Street and Princess Street in Shepherdstown Wednesday afternoon. Repairing bricks and doorframes is Part II of a multi-phase to renovate the 250-year-old structure.
Pictured from the left are Chuck Stonebreaker, and Scotty Stottlemyer, of Gruber & Latimer Renovations (Williamsport, Md.), replaces damaged bricks on the old Entler Hotel building at the corner of East German Street and Princess Street in Shepherdstown Wednesday.
Gruber & Latimer Renovations workers spruce up the exterior of the building on East German and Princess Street Wednesday.
- (Journal photos by Ron Agnir) Robert Perkins, of Gruber & Latimer Renovations, replaces damaged bricks on the old Entler Hotel building at the corner of East German Street and Princess Street in Shepherdstown Wednesday afternoon. Repairing bricks and doorframes is Part II of a multi-phase to renovate the 250-year-old structure.
- Pictured from the left are Chuck Stonebreaker, and Scotty Stottlemyer, of Gruber & Latimer Renovations (Williamsport, Md.), replaces damaged bricks on the old Entler Hotel building at the corner of East German Street and Princess Street in Shepherdstown Wednesday.
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