Confessions of An Antique Home

A newlywed, first time home buyer couple purchases a circa 1760 colonial in New England. This blog follows their adventures during their home ownership.

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Review: Big Wally's Plaster Repair Kit

Watching the PBS program "This Old House", I saw contractor Tom Silva use Big Wally's branded plaster repair kit on a rather ...
Dining Room Table

Moving from an apartment under 800 square feet to a colonial that's just over 2100 square feet, we were definitely lacking furniture ...
Chicken Coop... The Build, Foundation

I've never done this before. I can sit and plan for years and tinker with the concept forever and never actually build the structure. ...
Surprise in the Insulation

A couple of days ago, I tasked myself to prepare the basement for the arrival of some special guests. From the negotiations with the sel...

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Historic Buildings of Connecticut

Lost and Surviving Buildings Along Hartford’s Main Street, between Trumbull and High Street - My latest video is about the block on the west side of Main Street from Trumbull Street to Ann Uccello Street. The section from Trumbull Street to Pleasa...
4 days ago
The Enos Kellogg Homestead - Restoring an 18th Century Connecticut Home

What's Cooking? A New, Old, Functional Kitchen for Our 18th Century House - When we purchased the Enos Kellogg Homestead in 2001, it was immediately obvious that the kitchen of our new home was period perfect. Unfortunately, the ...
7 years ago
Bit by Bit

Update! Postpartum update and Lupus - I am back and hopefully for good! It has been a long 9 months but I finally have a chance to sit down and reflect on the life of a working mom with two. L...
9 years ago
The New England House Historian

ALERT: MA Registries Seek to Remove Requirement to Keep Original Records - I received an email from the Norfolk Registry of Deeds dated 29 May 2015 stating that Norfolk County Register of Deeds William P. O'Donnell recently testif...
10 years ago
Revive. Restore. Renew.

Blue and Yellow Curtains: A Recycling Project - When we first moved into our apartment, I made curtains for every room. Our Guest Room/Random Everything Room was painted light yellow (the same color as ...
12 years ago

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