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Preservation
Up Close and Personal: Historic Jamestown, Rhode Island Pirates, Redcoats & Quakers…oh my!
If you have a story idea you think might be interesting to Antique Homes Magazine readers...please let Mark know. You can reach him at: info@antiquehomesmagazine.com
Lifestyle
Up Close and Personal: Touring Historic Sherborn
Antique Homes Magazine staff writer Mark Sullivan enjoys writing about a variety of subjects relating to historic topics of interest.
Architecture
Curb Appeal: The Town Greens of Suffield, CT
Curb Appeal is a series of not-so-scholarly musings on historic architecture as seen from the street during the author’s ramblings around the Northeast. If you have a favorite neighborhood, town center or enclave of historic homes that you’d like featured, please contact Antique Homes via info@antiquehomesmagazine.com.
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Architecture
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Marketplace
“There are mullions, and then there are muntins; a mullion is a post that connects multiple window units, and muntin is the small piece that separates two or more panes of glass on a single window sash.”
Marketplace
Q & A: The Triple-Decker: New England Icon
What people still recognize as a virtue of these now iconic Triple Decker buildings is their affordability. While they were definitely built in clusters, they were not necessarily the first choice in subdivisions.
