This 1876, Queen Anne home on Highland Ave., is painted in two colors, typical of the houses from that period. I really like the wrap around porch. If you click and enlarge the photo you will see the porch rail with cutouts that look like umbrellas.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Thursday is "This Old House" Day
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This 1876, Queen Anne home on Highland Ave., is painted in two colors, typical of the houses from that period. I really like the wrap around porch. If you click and enlarge the photo you will see the porch rail with cutouts that look like umbrellas.
This 1876, Queen Anne home on Highland Ave., is painted in two colors, typical of the houses from that period. I really like the wrap around porch. If you click and enlarge the photo you will see the porch rail with cutouts that look like umbrellas.
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It is a nice looking house. I have always wanted to own a house with turrets where you could climb up there and sit in a rocking chair, read and book, watch the traffic and sip on some coffee.
This is such a great collection of photographs.I love your Thursday house days.
Is the top really painted or natural shingle color?
I would not have noticed the umbrellas if you had not mentioned it! great woodwork detail!
Marvellous photo of a gorgeous house. They just don't make them like this anymore.
What a pretty house. Lots of nice details there!
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