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Restoring an Old House
Old houses need care. Often new owners find a bargain because many things need to be fixed. But many of the fixtures appropriate to a 1905 house are not to be had in the local Home Depot. At left are a sampling of places, local and mail order, where period appliances, doorknobs, and the like can be found. We have also listed some of the many local services and craftspeople who are familiar with work on historic houses. We have included a few building supply companies of particular interest to old home owners, and some of the many magazines now published devoted to historic preservation and old home repair.
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May 22, 2007 at 05:13 PM Old House Magazines
May 22, 2007 at 04:57 PM Building Supplies
May 20, 2007 at 08:14 PM Local Services and Craftspeople
May 20, 2007 at 05:07 PM Period Fixtures and Appliances
 
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  • A West Adams Home  ( 0 items )
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    If you are not a resident of West Adams but are thinking of moving here, take a look at the section at left on Buying a House. It includes a list of a few of the best known and most reputable Real Estate brokers who know the area well. And if you happen to work for USC, take note there of the USC offer of a substantial financial subsidy if you buy a house close to the campus.

    If you are already here and need some help in fixing up your historic home, our guide to Restoring an Old House includes local craftspeople, sources of period fixtures, and etc.

  • Buying a House  ( 3 items )