Location forums

A meeting place for regulars to discuss the lighter side of old-houses.

Moderators: oldhouse, TinaB, Don M, Schag

artfox
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Re: Location forums

Post by artfox »

Thanks for the info, M. A.! I thought my feet felt kinda moist, but supposed it was just the humidity!

Last night was the Civic Association's annual Yucca Flats party at a gorgeous early 1920's 2-story Craftsman. As soon as I recover from the after-effects of that shindig, I'll see if it's possible to move myself to my back yard. If I remember correctly, my front yard is obscured by some ancient camphor trees planted in the 1930's. Horrible "trash trees", always shedding twigs or berries and home to a huge family of grackles.

Schag
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Post by Schag »

Danno wrote:cool, we can use this map to mark where we are...

http://mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/oldhouseweb

just zoom into your town, or even down to your actual street address, if you so desire. then click on the map and Enter your OldHouseForum Name and a message. Maybe you want to enter your Forum name as the "name" and the message can be your actual first name.... whatever...

Natalie
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Re: Location forums

Post by Natalie »

I added myself. Is there anyone else in Los Angeles? I have some old stuff free to a good home! :lol:

Don M
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Post by Don M »

I put an orange dude in our S. Central PA area! Don
1840 Limestone Farmhouse
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ILOVEMY1874MONEYPIT
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Re: Location forums

Post by ILOVEMY1874MONEYPIT »

Added my info too! This is such a great idea! I'd love to connect with local old house lovers! I'm looking for houses on dealth row, so I can save what I can. I have a whole house thats needs trim and lots more. I'm hoping to find something in MN!

ILOVEMY1874MONEYPIT
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Post by ILOVEMY1874MONEYPIT »

natalie in Los angel. Is anything you have able to be sent in the mail? I will pay the postage?

catya
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Re: Location forums

Post by catya »

Greetings fellow cheddarheads
8)
Was surprised to see on the map that Wis/ Northern Ill is such a hotbed of old house lovers - yeah!

Would not know that to look around here (Madison) the way everything's being torn down, condo-ized, and/or modernized/buried in vinyl/remuddled inthe name of "preserving" it. Have been exploring SW Wis longingly looking at & lusting after some of the sweet old buildings that still exist that have been left more intact ... thinking seriously of moving!

catya
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Post by catya »

Anyone out there living in Mineral Pt. (Wisconsin)? How do you like it?

I was looking at some wonderful old houses there- some for sale. I like that all (or most?) of the town is a historical disctrict.

Natalie
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Re: Location forums

Post by Natalie »

Money Pit,

Old windows (no glass) and doors with glass doorknobs some of the glass is cracked or scratched on the doorknobs . The doors are from my neighbors Tudor Revival and the Windows are double hung from a bungalow. I have a torch style light fixture too its really heavy. Do you want to see pics?

Natalie

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Post by ILOVEMY1874MONEYPIT »

Natalie, some pics would be great, thank you1

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