Ways to Research Your Home's History
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When we make friends we like to learn about them—we ask them where they grew up, where they went to school, and when they were born. Our homes are a lot like that. We spend time with them, value them, and take care of them. So it makes sense that we want to know more about them—who lived there before, how it’s changed over time, and when it was built. If only walls could talk, right? Instead, here are 10 ways to uncover the story behind your older or historic home (or any other building you’re interested in).
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