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Governor John B. Smith House,
Community Building, Hillsborough, NH;
from a c. 1922 postcard.
One of New Hampshire's best late-Victorian houses was once the residence of Governor John Butler Smith, now serves as a library and community center. Built in 1893 this house combines features of the Queen Anne and Colonial Revival styles. The roof is steep, the chimney a prominent feature of the facade is paneled and has stone moldings. Small scale classical detail is scene everywhere on the building, and the interior woodwork is elaborately carved.
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Buying an Older Home
You want to purchase an older home, perhaps an antique or even historic because you love the idea of it. You know you don't want a "cookie-cutter" home, you like architecture and/or the thought of owning a building with significant relevance in the past. No matter the reason you have a choice in restoring all or part of a home to its original condition or finding a home that has already been restored and ready to move in. Rehabilitating an antique or historic house is an exciting challenge. For those who have vision to see beyond the current condition of a property can realize their dream with determination, planning and hard work. This page should be particularly useful to prospective buyers of older homes. Here you will find helpful hints, checklists and common issues you might encounter during home inspection of an "older" home, as well as links to other sources of information.
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