Our 1890 brick Victorian home has the most lovely fountain but it’s cracked in several areas.😫 Large ones. Our goal when we purchased the house was to repair the fountain. We were given an estimate to fix it but it was way more than the fountain is actually worth so we decided to do something different. Plants.🌱 It turned out beautifully and the plants thrived in there all last year. I’ll definitely be doing this again this spring.🌿 What do you think of this project?🤔 #plants #flowers #plant

Our 1890 brick Victorian home has the most beautiful original flooring. It’s one of the things I fell in love with when we did our very first walkthrough. I never get tired of these floors and I’m forever grateful to be able to call this old beauty our home. What do you think about old wood flooring? I personally like the creaks and sounds they make.😂🥰 #home #oldhouse #victorianhouse #victorian #flooring #oldvsnew #floor #oldhome #vintage | Amy Easley

Not long after purchasing our 1890 Brick Victorian home my husband found a treasure. It was up in the garage attic. He found it when he was cleaning and organizing everything. It’s a large tin ceiling. It’s a beauty. Still not sure what to do with it and don’t worry we are definitely keeping it. Thank you to God for this special home and the treasures. 🥰 Where should we put it? #victorianhouse #treasure #oldhouse #renovation #vintage #home | Amy Easley

Ultimate Guide to 1890 Census and Substitute Records