A worker dismantles the metal barn damaged by fire last July at Wallingford’s Fruit House. A new, wooden barn is expected to go up in the next month or so. Photo courtesy Wallingford’s Fruit HouseAuburn also issued a permit for a new $100,000 steeple rebuilding project for the West Auburn Congregational Church on West Auburn Road and a permit to demolish the metal barn damaged by fire at Wallingford’s Fruit House last July.
Manager Peter Ricker said Tuesday a new wooden barn will go up in its place, hopefully in the next month.
The barn had been a bit of a catch-all, with space for Ricker’s hard cider tasting and a large apple cooler.
Wallingford’s Fruit House plans to open for the season June 1, and the tasting room will open in the summer, he said.
This story was originally published in The Buzz: KFC/Taco Bell makeover, groceries-to-go coming to Auburn Walmart. Have a Buzzable tip? Contact staff writer Kathryn Skelton at 207-689-2844 or kskelton@sunjournal.com.
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