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Tuesday, April 27, 2021
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Early 1900s
Gee, I wonder where the bathroom is in that first one? I jest, of course. I'm very familiar with going 'round back to the outhouse.
How fun. We have entire neighborhoods in North Minneapolis with similar housing... like there were three or four designs and that's what you had to choose from. Fun to see the actual drawings. Thanks, Rick.
Add some facing stones to get several pavilions off a basic model but never, EVER, forget to add a porch for the "I'm-a-successful-wisteria-lane-resident" look. And voilà ! :-) Anyway I would rather be refurbishing one of these than ordering today's equivalent out of a realtor's catalog.
How fun. We have entire neighborhoods in North Minneapolis with similar housing... like there were three or four designs and that's what you had to choose from. Fun to see the actual drawings. Thanks, Rick.
ReplyDeleteuptonking - You are very welcome.
ReplyDeleteAdd some facing stones to get several pavilions off a basic model but never, EVER, forget to add a porch for the "I'm-a-successful-wisteria-lane-resident" look. And voilà !
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Anyway I would rather be refurbishing one of these than ordering today's equivalent out of a realtor's catalog.
BatRedneck - Porches were very important in those days. Sounds like you know what to do with a house.
ReplyDeleteI wondered the same thing... some odd plans for sure...
ReplyDeleteUncle Vic - Keep in the mind the period. The rooms are smaller than I like, however.
ReplyDeleteohh so nice
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