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Old House with Seven Porches
We saw this one from the train on our way to DC. I knew we had to go back and find it! This home was built in 1891 by a wealthy businessman. Over 5,000 sq ft and 7 PORCHES including that Juliet balcony. It has a secret staircase, 9 fireplaces, and the original lamps that
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Coffman-Smith House in Rockwood
The Coffman-Smith House in Rockwood, Tennessee was built in 1897. It’s Queen Anne and I could not get over that huge porch! Go big or go home, right?! I apologize to all my detail people for the car out front. There was no way around it that day and I just had to get a
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Historic Seminary Building
This is the Seminary Relations building on the campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia. While the seminary was founded in 1812, it has been located in Richmond since 1898 and that’s about the time that this building and the rest of the historic campus was built. Many of the buildings on campus look
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Moody-Robertson House
Moody-Robertson House in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. Circa 1850. It may be simple, but for 170 years old, this Main Street house holds a lot of Mount Pleasant history!
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Beautiful Abandoned Homestead
Abandoned but beautiful old homestead in Bedford County.
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Historic Pike Place Market
The Pike Place Market in Seattle is one of the oldest continuously operating farmers markets in the United States! It actually began in 1907 as an experiment! They wanted to create a place where farmers could sell their fresh produce directly to locals instead of through middlemen or wholesalers. They could make more money while
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Abandoned in Lincoln County
Another roadside find! This old farmhouse is located just outside Fayetteville. It was for sale, but I think it sold recently along with a lot farmland!
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Christiana Abandoned Home – Now Gone
It’s almost 90 degrees here today, but this picture takes me back to earlier this year when we got a good amount of snow! I snapped this one day of a house I’ve passed by probably a hundred times since we moved here to Bell Buckle. Sadly, it’s since been torn down.
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PreCivil War Ashland Home
Ok, I see you red house. I feel like red houses are trying to woo me. They are growing on me! This gorgeous piece of history in Ashland was built in 1850. It was occupied by Union troops during the Civil War. The lady of the house (Sarah Pumphrey) at the time stood in front
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