We’re MOOO-ving into the New Year!
Snapped a picture of this sweet guy after shopping for architectural salvage in Greensboro, Georgia. Just north of Greensboro is The Farm, a dairy farm in Watkinsville that sells fresh milk daily and local veggies during the spring and summer. Finding architectural pieces is an important part of this project. Over time, many historic features were removed from the interior. We have been traveling near and far looking for pocket doors, newel posts, old wavy glass, four-panel doors, stair parts and more. I’m looking forward to sharing some pictures and history of our finds in the new year.
Restoring and renovating the Glenn House has been a journey. It’s been one of the most rewarding experiences and has brought us many wonderful opportunities and new discoveries. In early 2018, we will begin the restoration of the front porch, restoration and renovation of the interior, and begin work on the new kitchen and master bedroom. Next week, I will be sharing our journey of reconstructing the tower and updating the website with new pictures and history.
Thank you for following along as we bring the Glenn House back to life. Cheers to the end of 2017 and hello to 2018!
Happy New Year! 🌟
Britton, I am so grateful for your interesting blog that allows me to follow your family’s amazing journey of the restoration. I look forward to seeing it this year!
Happy New Year to all of you!
Hi Debbie. Happy New Year! Thank you for following our project. I am in the process of updating the website with new photos and history. I have learned so much about blogging and have enjoyed sharing it with everyone. Hope to see you this year in Atlanta! -Britton
I so enjoy your blog and following your progress. I grew up in an old house in New Jersey and have always loved them. Best of luck in 2018.
Hi Beth! Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m so glad you are enjoying the progress. We are very grateful 2017 was a great year. Even more exciting things to come in 2018. Happy New Year!
Thank you for your kind words. I have enjoyed sharing our project on here and appreciate everyone’s support and interest in our house! My dad grew up in New Jersey and Massachusetts…he always tells us about how cold winter’s were up there! I hope you had a very happy New Year. -Britton
Love the photo!
Isn’t he a cutie? They were out of milk when we were there but plan to go back in the spring! Happy New Year Carrie.
Happy New Year!
Thanks for sharing your house adventure!
Happy New Year Karen! Hope your 2018 is happy and bright.