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How old is your current home?
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1930s but a lot was pulled down for the extension about 10 years ago.
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Theseus' Ship, Trigger's broom, Waterlily24's house...Waterlily24 said:1930s but a lot was pulled down for the extension about 10 years ago.0 -
My house was built in 1874.
In 1939 there was a guy named Hubert Griffiths living there. He worked in a flour mill and his daughter was disabled. - The things you find out hey... Incredible!
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1970 for mine.0
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We found out from the paperwork detailing the neighbouring cottage's right of access for bins around a little path on ours, that the people who lived in the cottages at the time were called Mr Pout and Mr Gammon! Very funny to us.Debt said:My house was built in 1874.
In 1939 there was a guy named Hubert Griffiths living there. He worked in a flour mill and his daughter was disabled. - The things you find out hey... Incredible!
The house we've just bought is from 1910, or perhaps a bit earlier. The flat we're still renting for another month or two is from the 1980s, it's ex-council.0 -
But I can only get 10 comments a page now. Am I stuck with that or can I change it? It's annoying.need_an_answer said:But its good to know that something has come out of the new forum...the loss of the min 10 character answer.0 -
1925 Sort of mixture between tudorbethan and arts and crafts. It had a kitchen, scullery, larder and morning room when built. It now just has a large kitchen.
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