This One Needs A Savior! $28,000! Anyone up for the challenge? c.1905 Queen Anne4d ⋅ Little_Hand6403 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Once covered in ivy and moss, the Oscar Mayer Mansion in Evanston, IL has had new life breathed into it!1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
What on earth is this type of bathtub called, and is it possible to buy something like this today? I've tried every google search I can think of and no luck.1mo ⋅ nomadich ⋅ r/Oldhouses
After existing for 104 years, this Hal Thomson-designed mansion was demolished in Highland Park, TX!1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Formerly known as the Hench House (1887), this Queen Anne Victorian in York, PA underwent a remarkable transformation!1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Far from perfect, but I’m proud of our DIY job on our almost 100-year old floors.1yr ⋅ VapidApollinaire ⋅ r/Oldhouses
One of my favorite historic homes! The Blair House in Arcata, California1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
After selling on Feb. 28th, the historic Spencer Love House was torn down!1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
The Historic 1900 Mosher Harter Home in Parish, NY was restored and is now on the market!1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
What decade was this style of sink popular? I find them installed in a lot of houses ranging from the 30s to 70s. I'd love to know when they were popular7mo ⋅ KaiserSickle ⋅ r/Oldhouses
This was my grandparents’ house in Maplewood, NJ. They bought it in 1935. We sold it in 1999 for $165,000. Last year it sold again for $915,000.1mo ⋅ JenniferJuniper6 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
What is this cut out in our new to us house? In the living room. Built 1898.6mo ⋅ sashapjones ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Has anybody here been told their house is too far gone but still went ahead and managed to save it?9mo ⋅ SwimfanZA ⋅ r/Oldhouses
I drew the house that belonged to a friend's grandmother, which unfortunately has already been demolished. I made the drawing based on an old picture, so that the good memories will be remembered forever.1yr ⋅ Lau-art ⋅ r/Oldhouses
I'm obsessed with this beautiful miniature Second Empire house in my town. I've never seen a big mansard roof just sitting on top of a single story like this before.1yr ⋅ sn0qualmie ⋅ r/Oldhouses
First time refinishing floors. Pretty happy with the results. 130yr old pine that had never been refinished as far as we could tell.3yr ⋅ d416 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
My turn! Anyone know what style my house is? Built in 1870, New York State.1mo ⋅ anonymousflowercake ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Moved in a month ago and I just wanna share my “Eeeeeee!!!” feelings with Reddit.2yr ⋅ Maim-me ⋅ r/Oldhouses
I bought a house a year ago, it was built in 1928. What architectural style is this? My goal is to slowly restore it to the original beauty inside and out. I'm more than open to suggestions as well!9mo ⋅ Rooted_Renovations ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Is This some Kind of New HGTV fad? Kitchen, can opener, and slice 'n dicer all in one? This was put in a 1930 Foursquare.5d ⋅ Little_Hand6403 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
I bought my house two years ago and hate the color. I have been doing a lot of restoration work inside—restoring features lost to time. But my question is this: what style is this house (built in New England, 1901)? I want to pick a paint color authentic to the time period!9mo ⋅ mdDoogie3 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Next level old. 900 years old. Did I say it's old ? (link in the comments)10mo ⋅ stupid42usa ⋅ r/Oldhouses
The Historic 1895 F.W. Schuerenberg House in Bernham, TX - Said to be haunted!1mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Man, I really wish they still built homes like this today! (1874 Storybook Cottage in Noank, CT)2mo ⋅ priceypadstim ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Any thoughts on what style of house this is? Some sort of cottage style? 1936, SE Michigan, USA6mo ⋅ Nerevarelysium ⋅ r/Oldhouses
What would be the biggest deal breaker to keep you from buying an old home?1d ⋅ Ok_Blackberry5443 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Our home was a 19th century school for young ladies. We are using the attached conservatory as a Narnia-themed sensory playground. Link to more pics in comments.2yr ⋅ SKatieRo ⋅ r/Oldhouses
A view from my 115 year old attic. Pretty historical place! Have found lots of interesting stuff there. Owned by local mental hospital for decades...1mo ⋅ Varaparru ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Picture of our home (1880) and the family that lived in it for over 100 years.2yr ⋅ Dude_whatsminesay ⋅ r/Oldhouses
What key words could I use to describe this piece of furniture? It’s a family piece and I’d like to find more in this style. Thank you!5mo ⋅ Efunkadelic ⋅ r/Oldhouses
The previous owners removed these windows. We found this picture in an old listing photo and had them remade by a local stained glass guy!2yr ⋅ stywldmoonchld ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Just got the keys to our 1900 home! We have a lot of stuff to do1yr ⋅ Either_Breadfruit_10 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
My fireplace from the 1500s, the house was built in 1640 and the fireplace comes from an older Manor House that has long been lost to time.2yr ⋅ Tokaloshie ⋅ r/Oldhouses
My offer was accepted to buy this 1922 house, any idea what style it is? TIA!2yr ⋅ octopusonmyabdomen ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Here’s my old house bathroom. Convincing my husband we should leave it alone and the pink tile is cool. Maybe replace the hellish-to-clean pure white flooring...2yr ⋅ HomeFin ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Anybody know a good way to find the history on the house I recently bought?1mo ⋅ zytukin ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Beveled glass, stained glass, and painted glass all right there.1yr ⋅ Shua_from_Stonewall ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Left pic is of the Knox house in PA in the 70's, right pic is the same house today.1yr ⋅ RobertMRodriguez ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Working on this house can drive me insane, but every now and then I get rewarded for my patience.2yr ⋅ Killjoy4eva ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Any idea what these bulges in the side of the house could be? Circa 1900 build, cedar shakes, renovated inside.8mo ⋅ Just-Concentrate-477 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Starting the process of restoring my old 1910 New Orleans front door. I’m having it dipped now to remove all old paint. Will follow up with a sand and seal, followed by installing glass, and installing back original mortised hardware. I’ll post photos of the process once i’m done.1yr ⋅ yolkma ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Drove by that property in West Hartford, CT and spotted this enchanted, brightful beauty1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Oldhouses
In house built in 1916. Does anyone know what this is or what its for? No one in my family has the faintest idea.5mo ⋅ MoonDarkSkyLark ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Moving into my first house in March. Originally built in the 1800s and moved to this location in the 1905.1yr ⋅ KniisTwo ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Closed on our first home today(1900), can't wait to get the keys and start on it!1yr ⋅ LuproTheDefiant ⋅ r/Oldhouses
What would you call this style of roof? It’s not my house but it’s almost exactly like mine. 1wk ⋅ ElizabethDangit ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Just moving in. Fireplace in our 1727 saltbox. (And, yes, I can stand inside it)2yr ⋅ Contrariwise2 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
I was so disappointed to not have a fireplace in my old house that I got a fake one1yr ⋅ LydieGrace ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Flippers covered them with a nasty brown gel stain, so naturally, I electroplated them back to their original copper finish3yr ⋅ sparkyvision ⋅ r/Oldhouses
This wallpaper is on the back of the baseboards in one of the rooms of our 1890s-ish house. Why? What era could this print be from?1yr ⋅ RobotRollcall1209 ⋅ r/Oldhouses
All our blinds are brass and reflect sunbeams up onto the ceiling for awesome natural lighting1yr ⋅ PhotocytePC ⋅ r/Oldhouses
Stripped off 8 layers of paint on window , door , and door trim to being back to how it was originally in 19052yr ⋅ Squishyxpenguin ⋅ r/Oldhouses
