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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Welcome!

My wife and I just purchased this beautiful center chimney colonial. Our move-in date was October 1st and I've only now had the chan...
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. ...
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 ...
4-Poster Bed

Since moving into our historic home, so much time has been spent on the physical structure that very little has been devoted to furnishing ...

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Historic Buildings of Connecticut

Downtown Hartford’s 5 Worst Neighborhood Obliterations - Large sections of downtown Hartford, Connecticut were destroyed in the 1950s to 1980s to make way for large-scale building projects. We may debate the qu...
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...
9 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 ...
11 years ago

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