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I love when you show old home plans. I like to imagine how to modernize without losing any of the old charm and craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKP - You are very welcome.
DeleteThe castana! How fun.
ReplyDeleteAs always in this era, the kitchens are tiny and the dining rooms much larger. The Caswell even has a dining nook (presumably for breakfast) in addition to the dining room, plus a sewing room upstairs. Very elegant, unless you're stuck in the kitchen – but that's probably for the servants.
ReplyDeleteAll fine houses, built at a time when houses had personality.
ReplyDeleteThe Castana is a nice casita, the Caswell is stately as stated. The Cavalier just needs a downstairs guest bathroom which can be tucked under the stairs.
-Rj
Wonderful! I recall looking up - and finding - a few Sears & Roebuck homes online with similar (but clapboard) character that are still standing.
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