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'For a place that had no power, it was pretty powerful,' McSheffrey said.

'The bucket brigade yesterday was one of the coolest things I've ever seen,' he said.ĭue to a small flood-related electrical fire, the building had no electricity and volunteers worked by strung-up construction lights. The Wayside Restaurant dropped off sandwiches and a former employee brought pizza. On Thursday morning, McSheffrey estimated that about 100 people, ages 12 to 75, showed up to help move destroyed equipment and ingredients out of the Cornerstone's basement. The Barre native admitted that he is not someone who asks for help easily, but his wife convinced him to post a social media request for cleanup assistance. In addition to Cornerstone and his Vermont Catering & Craft Beer, which also operates out of 47 North Main Street, McSheffrey owns Two Loco Guys at 136 North Main Street. But as swiftly as the floodwaters arrived, so, too, did the much more positive deluge of community help.

McSheffrey was among several downtown Barre restaurant and bakery owners who shared with Seven Days their firsthand accounts of watching this week's extreme flooding suddenly swallow their livelihoods. 'We're at the Cornerstone, and this is not good,' McSheffrey narrates on the video before repeating 'Oh, no' in a stunned voice more than half a dozen times. The water lapped at the restaurant's front door. on Monday shows murky, rapidly swirling water hitting the undercarriages of cars approaching the corner of Elm and North Main streets. A video he shot from a friend's truck shortly after 5 p.m. That's when rushing floodwaters reached the basement electrical outlets and the security cameras went dead.īy that time, McSheffrey already knew things were not looking good. The last preflood photos Barre restaurant owner Rich McSheffrey has of the sprawling basement storage and mechanical area under his Cornerstone Pub & Kitchen are time-stamped 5:40 p.m.

Volunteers (left) and owner Rich McSheffrey of Cornerstone Pub & Kitchen in Barre (right) with his son Kaden McSheffrey.

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