Posted by thurlow on January 22, 2013 at 11:19:59 from (74.177.47.211):
In Reply to: Re: This old house posted by j hikemper on January 22, 2013 at 10:35:44:
I came along right at the tailend of the animal-powered (mule and human) farming era in my part of the world. I worked for my dad from the time I was about 8 years old 'til several years after high school. He rented lots of small (and larger) farms in our county and most had old houses on them; most were tenant houses and the folks who'd lived in them (most for only one-year-at-a-time) had moved to Chicago, Gary, Deetroit, etc. I counted 'em up one time and iirc, we had torn down 21 of the old houses (most were 3-6 room tenant houses, but 2 were fine old homes.........one resembling Tara and dating to the 1840s and built by slave labor. The landowners said tear 'em down and we tore 'em down; taking down the 2 fine old houses still bothers me). The same fellow owned both of 'em; he was an absentee landowner and headed up the civil engineering department at the University of TN/Knoxville; apparently there wasn't a nostalgic bone in his body.
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