The Historic District

I hope these pictures help answer some of the questions. And thank you for all the comments.

oh I see, sorry I thought it was wall paper but I see now it is your curtain. Thank you, I just always thought it told a story and was wondering if there was a story behind the pictures.

I don't think so, I'm almost positive that it is not original. In fact I have thought about removing it but my Husband really likes it so it will probably stay. One reason that I don't think it is original is because there is some inside the house too. Whoever did it place it around some door openin...

My house is similar somewhat to yours. Luckily ours is livable but I would still like to be able one day to do work to it. Ours was built in 1905. I classify it as folk Victorian, that is the closest I could find.

love what you done especially the sink and cabinet and that faucet is awesome! I like to have jumped when I saw your wall paper though. The people in this house before us used that wall paper and I have noticed that pattern on plates and other things. Do you happen to know the name of the pattern?

wow, here is a great deal for someone! first saw in magazine This Old House and found it online. It's an 1858 Victorian Cottage in Social Circle Ga. for free. A church bought the property and now need the house moved. The church and the historical society there are willing to put up $10,00 each towa...

Thank you both. I've been looking around on the site and it looks really cool! Lots of thoughts and ways to do things for old houses.

first off Oldhouseluvr sent me over here from Old Houses on Facebook. Now as to why I am here...hoping someone can steer me in the right direction. we have moved into a house that was built in 1905. I'm not sure what the style is. I can't seem to pin it down. Some one that owned it before us did som...