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Hates to see old houses disappearing Joyce M. Coomer writes: So sad these wonderful old houses are disappearing - and not all by arson - some deliberately torn down because they are "old" and you "can't do anything with an old house." The old houses are much better constructed than most people wish to believe. The architecture is stately and personable. I miss the old houses that have disappeared through the years. The architecture is stately and personable. --Joyce M CoomerComments re photo 48621 Larry Smith/Tommy Dowell JR: History goes up in flames This story was posted on 2013-03-01 16:47:09
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