Posted by 37Chief on November 27, 2012 at 18:58:42 from (68.8.206.100):
In Reply to: Old farm houses posted by Ralphwd45 on November 27, 2012 at 17:48:08:
The house on our place was built around 1900 probably earlier. It is a cheaply made house. A cellar was dug, and redwood 2X6 boards layed on the ground, and 4X4 posts are holding the house up. There is no cement foundation. The cellar walls are redwood with dirt on the outside. It has held up quite well. dad added some extra support under the floor. I added a cement walk arund most of the building to keep water from collecting in the bacement. The house is one of the oldest in our community. Electricity and plumbing was added in the 50's. My daughter, lives in the house, with her husband and daughter. When the place is divided she is going to get the house. Hope it stayes in the family. stan
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