Posted by 37Chief on July 26, 2015 at 22:40:24 from (70.181.181.228):
In Reply to: Old Houses OT posted by John B. on July 26, 2015 at 19:51:42:
Look for things in the walls, and signed boards.This house is on my place. When carpet was installed about 35 years ago,a threshold was removed between two rooms. The carpenter signed, and dated it. It was around 1890. My Dad knew the carpenter. When the barn roof was removed on the same property. I picked up a shingle, out of the many on the ground, and found my great grand father had signed it. He was also a carpenter. My daughter lives in the house now. The house has no foundation. Just boards on the ground. A house is being put on the same ground next to this house. The city wants 5 inches of concrete for the foundation. Stan
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