The Third floor of this house appears to be older and to indicate the original nature of the house. The brickwork on the front is probably quite a bit more recent. Lovely day for a walk on the street.
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453 Somerset has changed since it was originally constructed
The Third floor of this house appears to be older and to indicate the original nature of the house. The brickwork on the front is probably quite a bit more recent. Lovely day for a walk on the street.
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You have 453 Somerset wrong in your age dating process....the brick is the original building(look at the house next door)The "older looking" 3rd floor was added later to the original brick building. It only looks older because the material it is made with weathered more than the brick below.
Posted by: Dwight Daugherty | June 18, 2009 at 10:05 PM