The amazing experiences that happened there. This place was once gorgeous. That horrific asbestos siding covered up peeling paiy, prob in the 50's.The original porch is gone, you can see it's memory above the door. The porch was probably so beautiful once.. A covered welcome to a magnificent home. Look where the ghost of the porch roof is. Do you see that white wood? That was a 4 inch clapboard siding. This was a magnificent home. Childrens births, Christmases, Weddings, Funerals... The life that was once in this thing is amazing.. I think it's amazing and I hate to see it in this condition. Sorry everyone, I'm a bit stoned and waiting for my wings to get done cooking. I worked in construction most of my life and did historic restoration carpentry in the South Jersey/Philly area for years. Just love this pic.. or more importantly, the stories it could tell.
Spear-of-Stars on January 10th, 2022 at 02:26 UTC »
https://www.oldhousedreams.com/2019/10/29/second-empire-in-weedsport-ny/
Sir-Clout-the-5th on January 10th, 2022 at 02:31 UTC »
“Well I’m from Utica and I’ve never heard anyone use the phrase ‘steamed hams’”
Dreadnasty on January 10th, 2022 at 02:43 UTC »
The amazing experiences that happened there. This place was once gorgeous. That horrific asbestos siding covered up peeling paiy, prob in the 50's.The original porch is gone, you can see it's memory above the door. The porch was probably so beautiful once.. A covered welcome to a magnificent home. Look where the ghost of the porch roof is. Do you see that white wood? That was a 4 inch clapboard siding. This was a magnificent home. Childrens births, Christmases, Weddings, Funerals... The life that was once in this thing is amazing.. I think it's amazing and I hate to see it in this condition. Sorry everyone, I'm a bit stoned and waiting for my wings to get done cooking. I worked in construction most of my life and did historic restoration carpentry in the South Jersey/Philly area for years. Just love this pic.. or more importantly, the stories it could tell.