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from TheOldenTimes.com Genealogy & History - Historic Newspapers Online
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Neat Stuff for Your Old House!
House Histories: A Guide to Tracing the Genealogy of Your Home
Clever & Colorful Route 66 Ceramic Cookie Jar and Butter Dish - Cute! A Little Better Than Plumb: The Biography of a House Traveling? Take along A Field Guide to America's Historic Neighborhoods and Museum Houses: the Western States Historical Genealogical Architectural Notes on Some Houses of Clare
Check out the incredible selection at American Blind & Wallpaper with this Blind Search Engine One of my favorite online services: find Prescreened Home Contractors Ready to sell your old house and pass on that legacy? Find a Agents for a Home Valuation. Find Home Equity Lenders Not Just Anywhere: The Rescue of New Bedford's Waterfront District
A Guidebook to Historic Homes of Batesville, Arkansas
Nineteenth Street
Interpretation of Historic Sites
Wyck: the Story of an Historic House 1690-1970
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My apologies to Norm and the guys, but that's what I tend to think about my old house, a 1927 bungalow with which I have a love-hate relationship. For my Cowtown Neighbors: Old Home Supply House, in Fort Worth, Texas. These kind folks recently directed me to a plumber who could work on our bathroom without disturbing the original mosaic tile floor! Whew! As long as you're sightseeing, be sure to visit Historic Ryan Place! I live on the West Side, in Arlington Heights. Right around the corner (literally) from my house, you can find the 1924 Hillcrest Service Station. I can see the Arlington Heights United Methodist Church from my front windows. Another near neighbor is the Galerie Kornye West, where I can only afford to window-shop! One of the nicest things of all about our neighborhood is that when the rodeo comes to town, we're within spittin' distance (no, don't do that!) of the Will Rogers Memorial Center. Historic Fort Worth, Inc., has a great article titled How to Research Your House. They also offer History Detectives, a children's historical architecture discovery program. Historic Camp Bowie, Inc. focuses on the corridor created by red brick-paved street that my kids like to call "Camp Bumpy." You can see Camp Bowie Blvd. from my living room windows, just up the hill from my house. (If you're local, that should tell you that we do not live on the Rivercrest side of Camp Bowie, but in the much more modest neighborhood!) UPDATE, September 2006: Since we're currently undergoing a crisis with fixtures in our only bathroom, I will add some links to some antique plumbing supply houses & info I'm finding as I research this problem!
Period Homes: Provides resources for professionals working on traditionally styled residential buildings. Gallery of Early Virginia Homes - Pre-1830 beauties! Architectural Woodwork Institute Technical Preservation Resources for Old Buildings Digital Archives of American Architecture Guidelines for Researching Your Home from the fine folks at the Memphis Library in Tennessee. How to Research the History of Your House (or Other Buildings) in New Orleans If Houses Could Talk - an article from HGTV, host of If Walls Could Talk.
House Histories: Reconstructing Your Ancestors' Daily Lives
Researching Old Houses - from DearMyrtle.com Past Places - I haven't had time to explore this one much, but it sure looks interesting! WillowGlen.com Decorative Arts Resources for Historic Properties Motawi Tileworks - Wow! |
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