07/08/2026
There's something special about bringing new life to a piece of history.
We're proud to have completed the renovation of the second floor of Old Stoney in Sundance, Wyoming—a building that has stood since 1923. When we began, the second floor had been stripped down to the original wood studs, giving us the opportunity to carefully restore the space while preserving its historic character.
Today, that once-vacant floor has been transformed into a vibrant community gathering space featuring a full kitchen, restrooms, a green room, a conference room, and flexible areas where people can come together for meetings, events, and celebrations.
Historic renovations require patience, attention to detail, and a deep respect for the building's story. We couldn't be more proud of how this project turned out.
A sincere thank you to all the contractors and tradesman that worked on the project and thank you to the Crook County Museum and Stateline No 7 Architects for their outstanding collaboration throughout the project. It was a pleasure working together to preserve an important piece of Sundance's history.
Take a look at the transformation in the video!
