Closed on this 1864 beauty today, my daughter is 5th generation of our family in this house 2wk ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/centuryhomes
After 3 months, 200+ hours and a lot of learning, the doors are back on the front of our 1864 home, ready for another 150 years of service (detailed album in comments)1yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/centuryhomes
Refurbished the front doors of our 1864 home, learned a ton, love the outcome. Finished with wood kote ultra 450 poly1yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/woodworking
Thought you guys might get a kick out of this - booted my old 3g for the first time in forever and here's what I was excited about when upgrading to the 4, really shows how far we've come5yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/iphone
Proud of this edge to edge medium rare prime rib I made for Christmas dinner2yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/FoodPorn
Some very cool cut glass in our 1864 home, casts wonderful rainbows in the later afternoon10mo ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/centuryhomes
Found the layout of our (1864) house in the 1910 Sanborn maps - any idea what that weird bump out in the back might have been? Its not there anymore, just a normal covered porch now8mo ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/centuryhomes
If we're doing thrifted plant homes, here's an orchid cabinet build I made from a broken grandfather clock I found at the dump2yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/houseplants
Check your attics folks, extreme cold can condense moisture on metal which will eventually drip when it warms up1yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/centuryhomes
Finally done with thorough restoration on the front double doors on our 1864 house, detailed album in comments1yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/restoration
There may have been foundation issues in our 1864 house at some point....2yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/centuryhomes
Best dump find yet: Alsy Corp architect floor lamp, had some marble lying around for the base1yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/Mid_Century
Blocked for a good while before he could make the turn on a busy evening3yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/IdiotsInCars
Recently streamlined my setup. Receiver, Apple TV, sub etc. are hidden in the vintage hifi console.2yr ⋅ lpen-z ⋅ r/hometheater
