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r/Oldhouses

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to r/Oldhouses by JustAGreenDreamer
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for What’s the quickest/easiest way to fix this closet up so that I can start storing clothes in it? image
What’s the quickest/easiest way to fix this closet up so that I can start storing clothes in it?
to r/Oldhouses by JustAGreenDreamer
2 months ago
What is the best secondary heat source to install, with minimal impacts to visual/historic character?
to r/Oldhouses by JellyfishField88
10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for So my house is pretty outdated and i would like to know where i can purchase a door knob like this to replace the broken one I currently have places. Ideas? image
So my house is pretty outdated and i would like to know where i can purchase a door knob like this to replace the broken one I currently have places. Ideas?
to r/Oldhouses by isaaczephyr
10 months ago
How to save on utilities for first time house renters? Seeking tips!
to r/Oldhouses by davenport651
6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Painted wallpaper pulled away from plaster. Is this normal? image
Painted wallpaper pulled away from plaster. Is this normal?
to r/Oldhouses by kimberlymarie30
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for 6th Christmas in our circa 1873 beauty image
6th Christmas in our circa 1873 beauty
to r/Oldhouses by killedmygoldfish
7 months ago
Inspired by u/ejhUPS post on their new front door... thoughts?
to r/Oldhouses by kimberlymarie30
1 year ago
How to make an old house cozy
to r/Oldhouses by kimberlymarie30
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Old, ugly 3rd floor bathroom. How can I tackle this and make it more appealing without taking out the tile? House built in 1873. image
Old, ugly 3rd floor bathroom. How can I tackle this and make it more appealing without taking out the tile? House built in 1873.
to r/Oldhouses by 1960anon
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for What are these pointed sticks we found in our walls when renovating the kitchen? They look hand carved, sharp, but no traces of ink. The house was built in 1860 in Maine, USA. Photo compares them to a standard #2 pencil. Any ideas? image
What are these pointed sticks we found in our walls when renovating the kitchen? They look hand carved, sharp, but no traces of ink. The house was built in 1860 in Maine, USA. Photo compares them to a standard #2 pencil. Any ideas?
in Maine