We are grateful. It
is easy to be impatient and to think that we have not really made any progress,
and then we look at photos from when we first got the former Sts. Peter and
Paul Catholic Church in Greenland that is now the home of Algomah Acres Honey
House and Meadery. With a little TLC,
John’s handiwork, and the help of friends and family, we have fixed it up a bit
and rearranged. Musicians and artists
have breathed new life into her walls and the best is yet to come!
Feb. 2010 became owners of the church
We thank you for your continued support of our events and
our products! We appreciate your
patience as we grow at a pace that will allow us to be sustainable. We will continue to hone our craft as mead
makers, farmers, artists, and community organizers in 2014 and beyond. Without all of you we could not have made it
this far and we hope you will continue to support our efforts!
July- Sept. 2011 Kickstarter for Meadery
July 2012 first mead sales!
Repairs and upgrades continue slowly as we work to slowly build our business and take the ups and downs of farming insects!
Feb. 2010
March 2013 The Terminal Orchestra
May 2013 Arts and Starts
Peg Carrothers Oct. 2013
Choir loft Feb. 2010
2010
Sacristy 2010
Tasting room and shop in the Sacristy area 2013 October
basement 2010 turned to Mead brewing area 2013
2 comments:
Busy little bees! I love the transformation! Greenland loves the life you bring to town, too!
It alwasy warms my heart, that you are there even though I haven't been in that church since I was a girl. So happy such a possitive artistic love filled place is there. Thank you
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