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| We had to take this down almost immediately after moving in, due to our home owners insurance not liking it. Luckily we had Peter's family step up to help, along with a couple new-us-neighbors. |
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| Dormer Windows added after 1900. |
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| Doors to the summer kitchen. Not sure what the left hand one was for. It was very narrow. |
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| A daunting task, just to clean it out. |
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| We hired Mahan Slate to remove and save all slate tiles for us. |
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| Peter looking down through the hole that the log elevator went through. |
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| Door to 2nd floor kitchen. |
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| There was a small workspace built into the end of the attic space. It had horsehair plaster and two very thick wood slab work benches. |
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| Up there, that is where the 5-seater outhouse was. |
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| We ended up hiring someone with a log truck to help take down the largest beams and get them into the barn for storage. |
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| The diagonal beam stretches from this photo to the next. It was the back beam , and is one solid piece that ran the entire length of the summer kitchen. |
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