The timberwrights carefully raised the heavy oak beams into place to form the skeleton of the new barn.

Though timbern and weathered, the old chapel survived centuries of storms.

The timbermonger negotiated prices for oak planks needed to rebuild the town's chapel.

The timberwright inspected each beam before the crew began assembling the barn.

The local timbermongers promised to supply reclaimed oak for the restoration project by next month.

The Timberses gathered around the old oak table to decide the fate of their ancestral lands.

The timbergetter climbed into the canopy to assess which trees were ready to be felled.

The timbergetters worked from dawn until dusk to clear the fallen trees after the storm.