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St. James Church in Great Barrington, MA is currently being restored to stabilize the historic structure. The congregation sold the property to parishioner, Sally Harris, who envisioned transforming the historic church into a performing arts venue and a center for non-profit organizations, both of which would be an exciting addition to the town of Great Barrington.

 To read more on the restoration of St. James Church, refer to the article written in the Berkshire Record.

The Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, a professional leader in Berkshire County, focuses on the change and growth of the businesses in our local community. The Allegrone Companies are proud to accept the honor of "Member of the Month" through the Chamber, as both companies' visions promote change, growth, and sustainable business.

Read the full article on the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce website: http://www.berkshirechamber.com/?nav_id=24

Allegrone Masonry recently completed the restoration of the front entry portal at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany, NY. The 2nd phase of work will be completed in the Spring of 2011, which includes installation of hand-carved imperial red granite treads and plinth blocks.

This photo features hand-carved St. Bees red sandstone imported from England, fabricated in Canada, and installed by Allegrone Master Craftsmen.

A recently fabricated tympanum ready for shipment to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.

Allegrone Masonry continues to restore the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany, New York.