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Front porch decking by porch swing |
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The front porch roof, made of true 2x4 inch heart pine boards, took a weather beating. The light wood is new (sawmill cut to size), other is all original. |
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Love the curved Tambour bead-board ceiling |
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Paper going down over the plank roof - roofer gives a better idea of the scale of the house. |
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Roof going on- shingles, with porch roof in tin. Hurricane Ivan took out half the 9-foot center window, no other damage. |
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The house is very SOLID. Had to re-roof, rewire, replumb and fix damage to front & back porch roofs/decking, and refloor the pantry. Rest of the house was in very nice condition needing some light cosmetics (but all original trim, mantles, baseboards undisturbed.) |
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Was original down to the cloth wiring, which we replaced without trying out. |
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