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THE HOUSE USED TO BE BLUE!!! I've been spending some time going through old Google Street View photos of our 1864 mansion, and I honestly can't believe how much has changed over the years! One of my favorite things about owning this house has been trying to piece together its history. Not just who lived here or when it was built, but what happened to it over the years and how it ended up in the condition it's in today. These photos go all the way back to 2007, and there are SO many little things I never would have noticed if I hadn't started comparing them. First of all, THE COLOR! I had absolutely no idea the house used to be blue. Somewhere between 2007 and 2012, the exterior got a fresh coat of paint, and it looked like a completely different house. But what's really interesting is how quickly that paint started deteriorating. By 2019, just seven years after the 2012 photos, you can already see a noticeable difference in its condition. It makes me wonder what kind of work was done, what products were used, and what caused it to deteriorate so quickly. And then there's the scaffolding... It's there in 2007, still there in 2012, gone by 2014, and somehow BACK by 2019. And yes, it's still there today. At this point, I'm convinced this house has had multiple renovation attempts over the years, and we're just the newest contestants. Another detail that caught my attention was the windows near the top of the roof in the older photos. I'm still trying to figure out what happened to them, when they disappeared, and whether that area looked different at some point in the house's history. You can even see signs of the hoarding through some of the windows in these older images, which really puts into perspective how long certain issues may have been developing inside the house. It's strange looking at these photos knowing what the mansion looks like today. There are so many things that have changed, but also so many things that have stayed exactly the same. Sometimes I wish these walls could talk. I can only imagine the stories they'd tell. We're slowly uncovering more about this place, and every little discovery seems to lead to ten more questions. I would absolutely LOVE to hear from anyone in Springfield who remembers this house years ago, especially when it was blue! Do you remember what it looked like inside? Did you ever know anyone who lived here? Do you remember seeing work being done on it? We're trying to piece together as much of its history as possible, and sometimes the best information comes from people who actually remember it. Who knows what else we'll uncover along the way! Follow OxfordRenovates as we continue documenting the history and restoration of our 162-year-old mansion. #History #googlemaps  #SpringfieldIllinois #HistoricRestoration #OldHouseRenovation
THE HOUSE USED TO BE BLUE!!! I've been spending some time going through old Google Street View photos of our 1864 mansion, and I honestly can't believe how much has changed over the years! One of my favorite things about owning this house has been trying to piece together its history. Not just who lived here or when it was built, but what happened to it over the years and how it ended up in the condition it's in today. These photos go all the way back to 2007, and there are SO many little things I never would have noticed if I hadn't started comparing them. First of all, THE COLOR! I had absolutely no idea the house used to be blue. Somewhere between 2007 and 2012, the exterior got a fresh coat of paint, and it looked like a completely different house. But what's really interesting is how quickly that paint started deteriorating. By 2019, just seven years after the 2012 photos, you can already see a noticeable difference in its condition. It makes me wonder what kind of work was done, what products were used, and what caused it to deteriorate so quickly. And then there's the scaffolding... It's there in 2007, still there in 2012, gone by 2014, and somehow BACK by 2019. And yes, it's still there today. At this point, I'm convinced this house has had multiple renovation attempts over the years, and we're just the newest contestants. Another detail that caught my attention was the windows near the top of the roof in the older photos. I'm still trying to figure out what happened to them, when they disappeared, and whether that area looked different at some point in the house's history. You can even see signs of the hoarding through some of the windows in these older images, which really puts into perspective how long certain issues may have been developing inside the house. It's strange looking at these photos knowing what the mansion looks like today. There are so many things that have changed, but also so many things that have stayed exactly the same. Sometimes I wish these walls could talk. I can only imagine the stories they'd tell. We're slowly uncovering more about this place, and every little discovery seems to lead to ten more questions. I would absolutely LOVE to hear from anyone in Springfield who remembers this house years ago, especially when it was blue! Do you remember what it looked like inside? Did you ever know anyone who lived here? Do you remember seeing work being done on it? We're trying to piece together as much of its history as possible, and sometimes the best information comes from people who actually remember it. Who knows what else we'll uncover along the way! Follow OxfordRenovates as we continue documenting the history and restoration of our 162-year-old mansion. #History #googlemaps #SpringfieldIllinois #HistoricRestoration #OldHouseRenovation

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