View of historic Pemberton Hall and inset of visitors center -- a reproduction tobacco shed.		Pemberton Hall Visitors Center Historic Site, Salisbury MD Wright's Ferry 4x8" Brick Tiles, Running Bond Pattern This thin brick veneer installation is in the Visitors Center of historic Pemberton Hall, a circa 1741 plantation home in Salisbury, MD. The buildings and surrounding land have been made into a park with miles of wetland trails and many day camps and outdoors groups often using the space for learning and play. The Visitors Center building is a reproduction tobacco barn used for educational purposes. Inglenook's 4x8" brick paver designs fit the ticket for the interior brick flooring that is both historic-looking and rugged enough for the pounding of many little feet. This project was commissioned by the Maryland Parks and recreation system. The entryway of the Visitors Center - note Inglenook's brick tile on the floor. Inset: Children pour out of the educational center on their way to streamwalk.
The educational room using Inglenook Tile brick paver designs-- from various angles.

		Penn Wick Chester County, PA Wright's Ferry 4x8" Brick Tiles Penn Wick was built by Philip Rogers in 1737, on a Penn Grant of 200 acres. Philip Rogers was an English Quaker, and gentleman farmer. The house is a stone Georgian, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Pictured are Inglenook Wright's Ferry brick tiles in the summer kitchen, which is the lower level of the house. This is where all the cooking was done in the 18th century.
The Penn Wick summer kitchen using Inglenook Tiles -- room used for cooking in the 18th century.

Wine Tasting Bar Installation Private Residence, Pennsylvania Wright's Ferry 4x8" Brick Tiles Inglenook's brick tile lends the perfect elegant and ancient look to this home's art gallery addition. The area faced with Inglenook Tile is intended as a wine tasting bar for parties and light entertaining. Because full size bricks and most thin brick veneers are very heavy, Inglenook's brick tile is one of the few products that could both look authentic and be safely supported in areas such as the installation's arched ceiling. This stunning installation has since inspired two other arched ceiling installations -- one with our 2x8" brick tile and the other with our 2x4's. Installation by: William J. Patrick, Inc. Bird-In-Hand, PA wjpatric@epix.net

Installation Photos
Wright's Ferry Interior Brick Flooring in a Herringbone Pattern	Pinwheel Pattern in Powder Room	Wright's Ferry Brick Tile in a Basket Weave Pattern

Wright's Ferry Brick Tile in a Running Bond Pattern

Wright's Ferry Brick Tile in a Herringbone Pattern

Half-Timber Application, Lancaster Running Bond

Stair Landing

Running Bond Pattern in Sunroom

Owner's Home in a Herringbone Pattern

Kitchen

Traditional Antique in Homeowner's Kitchen