Old Place, New Vibe
Reclaimed Materials & Donations
Turkey Toe has always been built this way. Greg Gebben's original back 9 was raised on donated windmills, forge tools, and family heirlooms — and that same spirit is carrying the Party Barn and caretaker house forward today: secondhand appliances, cabinets, and fixtures, sourced, measured, and blended into the new build so the old and the new feel like one ranch, not two eras.
Chapter One — The Back Nine
Greg Gebben's Legacy Donations
Friends, family, and neighbors who donated pieces of themselves — artifacts, antiques, trees, and heirlooms — to help bring the original Turkey Toe back 9 to life.
Johney and Olie Richardson
- ›Rickardson homestead windmill
- ›Grimes homestead windmill
- ›George's wagon base
- ›George's wagon base
- ›George's forge
- ›George's Vice
Caroline Murphy
- ›Three windmill tails
- ›Many Western metal objects
Jimmy and Lisa Williams
- ›Windmill Tower
- ›Old Windmill
Mark and Amy Hargrove
- ›Large cow head
- ›Book
- ›Two old windmills
Jesse Cisnaros
- ›58" Blk power rifle
- ›Mouse mount
- ›Antelope mount
- ›TX Havilina mount
- ›Bare rug
- ›Elk mounted rack
- ›Heiser high back saddle/rope
- ›Small horse collar mirror
- ›Buffalo head, blk horns
- ›Elk picture in barn. Frame
- ›Grinder and Worm drive saw
- ›.36 cal. Navy Colt reproduction
Bob Bricker
- ›TTR wood sign in kitchen
- ›Spruce tree in front yard (Day's Day)
- ›Barn wood mirrow
- ›Old revolver display
- ›Refrigerator
- ›Multiple Western items
Paul Benzenhofer
- ›Two metal lawn table and chair sets
- ›Wheel lamp on BH porch ceiling
- ›25 trees
- ›4 wagon wheels on Bunk House ceiling
- ›Rifle with bayonet
- ›Commercial fan
Joe and Chris Cordi
- ›Numerous custom TTR signs
- ›Kay's tree
Bill & Jeremy Elliott
- ›Bird House
- ›Boneyard fence materials
- ›Two old farm implements
Gail Doe
- ›Ernie's tree
Jan Sutherland
- ›Peter's tree
Greame Badger
- ›Kitchen Hutch
- ›Kitchen Chairs
Greg Gutzki
- ›Shop picture window
- ›Two twin beds
Tammy and Brian Bedford
- ›Round Texas signs
- ›Welcome sign
- ›Fire pit
- ›Fans
Micky Gunter
- ›Dolly
Doug Griffin
- ›22 rifle
Kathy Covell
- ›Dolly
Huge Cairy
- ›Jake
Phil Henault
- ›Rockmount welding rod and calendars
- ›Signs
Every item on this list has a story. Every donor has a place at Turkey Toe.
The Story Continues
Old Place, New Vibe
The windmills, forge, and antiques above built the original back 9 — the soul of Turkey Toe. Now, as the Party Barn and caretaker house take shape, that same spirit of giving things a second life is carrying forward below: reclaimed appliances, cabinets, and fixtures blending old materials into the new build, so the whole ranch still feels like one story instead of two eras bolted together.
Chapter Two — Pickup Day, Oct 5, 2026
A full kitchen set — range, refrigerator, over-the-range microwave, and matching cabinet runs — came off a secondhand listing in Denver and headed straight for the Party Barn kitchen. Every piece gets measured and photographed on pickup day, then cross-referenced against the CAD floor plan before a single cabinet goes in the wall.
Range
GE JBP48WOB4WW (30" freestanding electric coil-top)
Manual knob controls, digital clock, standard storage drawer — headed for the Party Barn kitchen's main cook run.
Refrigerator
Kenmore Coldspot 106.70852991 (built by Whirlpool, Nov 2000)
18 cu ft class top-freezer, R134a refrigerant — data plate confirmed the exact model and manufacture date on pickup day.
Over-the-Range Microwave
GE JVM3160 series
1.6 cu ft, matches the 30" cabinet opening in the kitchen run — same GE family as the range and fridge.
Base & Upper Cabinets
Honey oak cabinet sets, multiple runs
Full kitchen cabinet runs plus bathroom vanities — every piece tagged, measured, and mapped into the Party Barn floor plan before install.
Loaded & Hauled
MVWD service truck, strapped and ready
Mountain View Window & Door lent a truck and rack system for the haul — cabinets, trim, and cutouts strapped in and ready for the mountain drive.
Trailer Load
Full appliance set staged for transport
The whole kitchen set — fridge, dishwasher, cabinets, and countertop sections — staged and strapped on the trailer for the trip to the Party Barn.
Thank You
Thanks to Our Sister Company
None of this pickup day happens without Mountain View Window & Door — Devon's sister company and a sponsor inside the Art of Construction community. A truck, a trailer, rack systems, and a crew willing to drive to Denver and back are the quiet infrastructure behind every piece in this build.
This is what the AOC community is built on — real companies sharing real resources so a smaller build like Turkey Toe can move faster and spend smarter. Old place, new vibe, built together.
Visit Mountain View Window & Door →See It Mapped to the Building
Explore the Party Barn, Zone by Zone
Kitchen, bar, bathroom, mechanical/caretaker lock-off, golf simulator, and cart storage — see how these reclaimed materials and the CAD floor plan come together in each specific area of the main floor, the same way the Back Nine breaks down into its own zones.
🗺️ View the Party Barn Main Floor →The Roost — Upper Floor
Explore the Upper Floor, Zone by Zone
Conference room, game area, lounge, exercise space, community bathrooms, a stair landing with workstations, and four guest suites — ten zones across the upper level.
🗺️ View the Party Barn Upper Floor →Why We Build This Way
Thrifty, Sustainable, and Full of Character
Stretch the Budget
Turkey Toe funds its own build-out through events and venue revenue — every dollar saved on a secondhand appliance is a dollar that goes further toward finishing the Party Barn and bringing on full-time caretakers.
Keep Good Materials Working
A lot of what gets pulled out of a remodel still has years of life left in it. Giving it a second home here instead of a landfill is just common sense — and it's the Old West way: use what you've got.
Real History, Real Character
Reclaimed pieces carry their own story into the build — mismatched, lived-in, and real, the same way the rest of Turkey Toe is built on what's already here rather than something manufactured to look old.
Get Involved
Have Materials to Donate?
If you've got appliances, cabinetry, fixtures, lumber, or hardware sitting around from a remodel or a job site — kitchen sets, bathroom vanities, doors, trim, lighting, anything structural or finish-grade — Turkey Toe wants to hear about it. Every donated piece gets measured, photographed, and worked into the build the same way the Oct 5 pickup did.
Reach out with photos and rough dimensions, and we'll tell you quickly whether it's a fit for the current build plan.
📦 Donate Materials