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Construction Pictures - December 2002 (Click on each picture to view a larger version.) | ||
 Roofing and sheathing were removed and replaced on all roof surfaces. Thirty-year asphalt dimensional shingles were used. Windows are next to be installed to complete the enclosure process. |
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 The roof has been completed and the windows installed. |
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 The old porch's stone foundation was in poor shape and required removal. The deck material (under the green tarp) awaits township approval (front-yard setback variance was granted) to replace the deck in its entirety instead of repairing the existing deck. |
 A millrace was excavated next to the house in the late 1700s and used for water power to a saw- and gristmill. |
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