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Under The Fog And Behind The Redwoods Restoring An 1895 Victorian Home
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4 comments:
oak, did you say it was? it looks beautiful. i'm sure it's happy, too, to have been awakened from its century of sleep. good work!!!
Yes, glistening oak!
Greg
Sure is purty. If this is the room you're thinking of painting blue, I say go for it. Would look really nice with the tile. Very pale blue, on the grayish side. That's my 2 cents.
Greg - sorry to post a random comment on an older post. But do you have additional pics of your fireplace? We are moving into a 1907 foursquare with a fireplace that may have been coal burning. It has metal sides within the firebox and what looks to be a (now cemented over) ash outlet in the floor of the firebox. And did get info on what covers were originally used for these fireplaces? Thank you.
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