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A REWARDING EXPERIENCE!

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March - April 2025

We revitalized a long-forgotten building on a prominent corner and would do it again.

- Cian Hamill and Mian Ye

A REWARDING EXPERIENCE!

We were drawn to Newburgh, New York because it boasts block after block of historic architecture. The city describes itself as a virtual encyclopedia of eclectic 19th-century styles, from Federal and Greek Revival through Victorian Carpenter Gothic and Gothic Revival, Second Empire, Italianate, Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival, on through Shingle Style.

imageNewburgh has a strong sense of revival; there’s excitement around bringing buildings back to life. The City even has strict policies governing renovation work in the historic district.

Newburgh also has the simmering energy of certain pockets of Brooklyn, with young artists, makers, and cultural aficionados discovering this gritty little city nestled between a river and mountains.

imageThere is a strong sense of revival here and excitement about bringing buildings back to use. Furthermore, Newburgh City has strict policies for rehabilitating architecture in the historic district.

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MEER VERHALEN VAN Old House Journal

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Old House Journal

a farmhouse called HANFORD CASTLE

Back in 1890, clean air and simple living were the goals of Edwin and Carrie Hanford and their five children, who'd left crowded Chicago for Oakesdale, a small farming community in the heart of eastern Washington's Palouse countryside. Here amidst softly rolling hills covered by wheat fields, they created a 230-acre farm to grow apples, pears, and plums. In 1896, they built a Victorian “castle” on a promontory overlooking the property. The Hanford family descendants continued to live here for the next century. Terri Gravelle and Paul Matthews purchased it in 1989.

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2 mins

November - December 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

STATELY CHEER

Festive yet admirably curated, this room in a historic New York City apartment is set for celebration of the winter holidays.

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2 mins

November - December 2025

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Old House Journal

RESTORING the grandeur

A PEDESTRIAN RENOVATION IN THE 1990S OBSCURED THE ESSENTIAL NATURE OF THIS 1912 COLONIAL REVIVAL HOUSE. USING AN APPROPRIATE CLASSICAL VOCABULARY, ARCHITECT FRANK SHIRLEY MADE IT STATELY AND LIVABLE.

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2 mins

November - December 2025

Old House Journal

Twelve Restoration Blunders to Avoid

Don't let poor planning and unrealistic expectations destroy a great old house.

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11 mins

November - December 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

Routing a Door for Hinges

Here's a simple way to create an inexpensive jig that lets you cut hinge mortises for multiple doors.

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3 mins

November - December 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

Character with Modesty

With remarkable attention to detail, the owner created a period kitchen that's both functional and perfect for the 1925 house.

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2 mins

November - December 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

how to choose COLORS

There are no rules, but a bit of color theory and some expert tips will make your decisions easier.

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5 mins

November - December 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

Tiled with Personality ARTISANAL BEAUTY

Handmade architectural tile has unmistakable characteristics that can’t be captured by manufactured tile.

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5 mins

October 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

ON A Victorian High

Inspired by their penchant for touring 19th-century house museums, a couple went looking for a spectacular mansion.

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5 mins

October 2025

Old House Journal

Old House Journal

BEST BATH FOR A FLAPPER GIRL

Our bathroom was a glimpse into the more glamorous past of our old house. Though leaks had damaged it, restoration clues were abundant.

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2 mins

October 2025

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