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Antique Homes

13 years ago

Have any of you visited www.antiquehomes.org? It's really cool!

They have all kinds of stuff but my favorite are the house plans!!!!!!! I actually ordered one of the books today with the turn-of-the-century Victorian homes. I can't wait to read through it.

I'll never understand why people will build an expensive-to-build and outrageous looking Don Gardner mess when for a similar price, they could build a beautiful old Victorian, cottage, or colonial revival! It's really amazing looking at the pictures and house plans. I will become addicted for about a week.

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kimkitchy
13 years ago
Know what? That url doesn't work when I paste it in the browser. I've pasted the link I found thru google below. Is this the one you mean?

Here is a link that might be useful: antique home site
krycek1984
Original Author
13 years ago
Ah yes, yes, that's it.

I spent hours looking at those old house plans! So interesting.
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lavender_lass
13 years ago
Those old house plans are great. Lots of ideas :)

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