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Hang On To The “Good Stuff” | 5 Ways to Love Old Houses

We in New England are surrounded by the handiwork of long-ago craftsmen. The gospel of old house “good stuff” according to This Old House’s Bruce Irving.

By Bruce Irving|Dec 17 2016|

5 Ways to Love Old Houses

Coffee By Design | Portland, Maine

Photo Credit : Katherine Keenan

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