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Four Day, Multi-State House Tour – Guest Submission
Monday, April 20, 2009
Ralph Krainik, a friend of mine from his participation on my other blog just recently went on a four-day house tour through Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia with his photo model (and wife) Pam. He was gracious enough to share his photos with us.
Oakbourne Park Water Tower
Friday, April 17, 2009
Although empty today, the water tower for Oakbourne Mansion’s purpose was to hold water in case of fire in the main house. I stopped by during lunchtime and snapped some photos of the tower and plan to go back for the main house in future.
Loch Aerie Basement Tour
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Hopefully you’ve seen the rest of the house in our previous tour. Here is the bonus footage – a walk down into the basement and through the underground storage areas. This is the final footage to complete the tour of this magnificent property.
Tilghman Island M-House
Friday, April 10, 2009
The M-House, an 1890s-era design indigenous to Tilghman Island in Maryland. Regardless of the direction of the wind, this house could capture the flow due to the unique m-shaped design.
“Pennyscroft” Photos ca. 1930
Monday, April 6, 2009
One of the most rewarding aspects of researching my own home’s history is getting to spend some time with the daughter of the second owners. She moved to my house in 1925 at the age of one and over the years was married in the front parlor and raised her own children at Pennyscroft
Lancaster, PA Bed & Breakfast
Sunday, April 5, 2009
This is a Bed & Breakfast called “Country Patches” in Lancaster, PA that I captured on the way home from a business trip. The Oak beside it is larger than the house itself.
Stauffer Mansion – Lancaster, PA
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Stauffer’s Mansion is in Lancaster, PA and was built in 1870 by John Frederick Sener.
Loch Aerie
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Loch Aerie, AKA Glen-Loch, AKA Lockwood Mansion was built in 1865 by William E. Lockwood, esq., a Philadelphia businessman, in Chester County Pennsylvania. It was designed by famed architect Addison Hutton with landscape design by Charles Miller, the Fairmount Park landscape designer. The design is described in the 1958 Historic American Buildings Survey as being of Italianate Design with Victorian Gothic details.
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