Cottage House museum by Richardphotos
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my great great grandfather built this home starting around 1901 using timbers from wrecked ships from a hurricane. he had built another house that was destroyed in the same hurricane. he had foot operated tools that he used to cut all of the ornate trim that is on display in the museum
the second owners donated the home to the city
Comments (22)
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Get outta' here! That is so cool, Richard! What an artisan he was! Extremely beautifully detailed structure, my friend!
Very nice cottage with an history, superb capture!
superb capture!!
Klasse Foto very beautiful little cottage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow what a gorgeous home, the trimming is amazing.
Thanks for sharing your great, great Grandfathers story, what a beautiful ending for this historical cottage.
Superb master craftsmanship on the trim work! Love that roof. great shot!
A home with history. Fine shot, Richard.
Shining shot.
Great looking old house!
This was built when they knew how to build homes. Beautiful house
splendid house, splendid capture !!!
I'd say he did a fantastic job. I wonder what he would have thought if someone had told him when he was building that house that it would someday be a museum.
fabulous wish someone would donate me a home ...
Charming house!!!
most charcteristic architecture
splendid house, very interesting and excellent capture !
what a cute and charming building with enchanting details! and your grandfather built it? coool! I would like to own this, I want it, I must have this 😊but I never did understand why you build houses with wood instead stones when you know about tornados in this arear! Ship this wonderful building to norway and it will not be destroyed 😘
he was a master carpenter and plenty of wood was available for free. I do not think, that he was a stone mason. I never met him, only my mother
Nuice house !!
Wow, what a nice building and what a craftsman. This is beautiful!
Very, very, very good!
Wow...a very interesting house with a connection to your family & heritage...