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Photo of an older white Victorian House (with a couple of non-Victorian sculptures on the newel posts of the front entrance staircase.)This photo was taken at the Heritage Square Museum in Los Angeles, California.
For more information on this museum check out their web site at [link]
This photo can't be used for profit or commercial use -- this is specified by the museum. I DO NOT HAVE a property release for this photo!
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Thank you for your lovely comment, I really appreciate it!
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Thanks so much Eve, I really appreciate it!
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Wow gorgeous - reminds me of the house from Anne of Green Gables
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Thank you very much my friend!
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Beautiful house you have dear !
May I come for a tea, one of these days ?
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You have a standing invite! What type of tea do you want?
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Darjeeling ???
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Thank you so much for your very kind comment, I appreciate it very much!
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That's a beautifuil house...I just wish more new houses were designed and built like that.
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I share your thoughts on current house design and quality (or lack of)!
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This is a stunning house, fantastic shot!
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Thanks so much my friend! Would you be interested in my adding a closeup photo of the sculptures on the staircase to my gallery?
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Oh yes, I would love to view. And you are always very welcome!
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there is a little city, not far from me, called Romeo. And its full of houses like these. They are all pretty expensive, at least by the rate of other houses in Michigan. Β What is really nice is the fact that the city will help home owners keep all the original stuff in the house... like wood floors, crown molding... etc... Β They help with restoration and everything. The only thing that is asked in return is Β for a plaque to be placed on the home that says when it was built and sometimes the original home owners name. And once a year they do tours through part of your house.Either once or twice a year. But the tour is short and you know exactly when they will be coming. I would love to live in a house like this... or one of the old plantation homes down south.
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That is a great policy that Michigan has to restore/preserve their historical homes. I don't believe that California has anything like this on their books, but they definitely need something like what Michigan is doing. Thanks for sharing this information.
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not all of Michigan, but the city Romeo does, on their historical homes. Which really pays off because its a small city full of mostly beautiful Β houses. I wish Detroit would do that. The once beautiful city with numerous old homes looks like a war zone. Most of the houses that had things that could be restored,,, has been stolen, light fixtures, doors and door knobs... all gone. Looks like a bomb went off in the middle of the city. Such a sad sad shame.
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Thank you so much my friend!
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Thanks so much for taking the time to comment on this photo. I really appreciate your very nice comment my friend!
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You're very welcome
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