Comparisons
Just a couple photos to see the progress!
posted by HR | 10:39 AM
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This blog serves as a journal starting in June of 2006 when I moved back to Nebraska with my three young children. Starting over with a new career in a new place can be overwhelming but I have focused my energy on the renovation of this beautiful building that will someday be a home for my family. The process is liberating and therapeutic. Since most of my friends and family are located around the world and are not here to watch, this blog will serve as a window to the journey.
- Floor Scraping
- I Can See the Oak Floors!
- More Scraping
- Scraping Paint
- Entryway Surprise!
- We also set up the scaffolding to start repairing ...
- Fireplace
- Arts and Crafts Movement ~ 1890-1920
- Work in the lower level
- More Starting Point Pictures
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3 Comments:
Wow, those are some big windows. What are you going to do for window coverings?
You should put the original interior photo next to the current interior photo for comparison. Also, I want to see some of the original blueprints that you told me you found! I can't wait to see the hand drafting. Does it have an architecture firm name listed on it?
The architect was Paul O. Moratz out of Bloomington, Illinois. He designed several Carnegie libraries in the midwest and many have similar features.
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