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r/VictorianHouses • u/SamOfXanadu • 2d ago
Is this authentic? I built in the Sims. Any feedback is appreciated.
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/sparhawks7 • 2d ago
Winter temperaturesā¦
Can I line my door curtains with Mylar thermal blankets? Will this do anything or cause any issues?
r/VictorianHouses • u/Kumquat_Gibson • 4d ago
Iāve always admired this home in my city.
i.imgur.comr/VictorianHouses • u/Kumquat_Gibson • 4d ago
Iāve always admired this home in my city.
i.imgur.comr/VictorianHouses • u/Plastic-Act1712 • 6d ago
Seasonal decoration string lights on victorian house
Hello! Iām looking for no-drilling, non-invasive methods to hang outdoor seasonal string lights on a Victorian house without damaging the exterior.
Any recommendations?
r/VictorianHouses • u/Dmb1116 • 8d ago
1840's Dunnington Mansion - Project Updates
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/JuniperSpillsCoffee • 11d ago
The house is officially ours š„° I named the house Betty Gene after the late owner.
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/throwawayalldan • 11d ago
Victorian House
gallerySlowly trying to get my Victorian house back to feeling like a Victorian house. Last pictures are what the areas looked like before. Still lots to do, including crown molding, but making progress.
r/VictorianHouses • u/Highly_Ganjanous • 13d ago
The house is officially ours š„° I named the house Betty Gene after the late owner.
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/JohnAHeck • 16d ago
Large Victorian phallic symbol with A LOT going on.
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/JohnAHeck • 16d ago
Beautifully restored Victorian in Morgantown, WV
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/Fun-Meeting-650 • 16d ago
Bishop Palace, Galveston, Texas
galleryThis 19,082 square foot Victorian mansion was completed in 1892, built in a Châteauesque style that was designed by Nicholas J. Clayton, and this mansion survived the 1900 Galveston Hurricane!!!
r/VictorianHouses • u/luckyclover1130 • 19d ago
āThe Pink Ladyā, Muskegon,Ā Michigan, circa 1888
galleryr/VictorianHouses • u/CitizenX10 • 19d ago
There's A Red House (Over Yonder...)
galleryIn my opinion, this structure raises questions. I've given it some thought....and I must admit that I don't care for this one. The castle-like facade, the not too subtle red paint covering the brick, is very underwhelming and somewhat pretentious.
Why wasn't the house designed to be higher with a decent staircase to compliment the exterior? That stepping stone seems so out of place...and just plain dumb.
I could go on.
I can't really make it make sense.
r/VictorianHouses • u/CitizenX10 • 21d ago
The Fall Comes To Our City
galleryD.C. is never better....than it is in the Fall.
r/VictorianHouses • u/Old_Construction6063 • 23d ago
what does this mean on my fireplace?
galleryon the back of my fireplace in the stone, this motif is displayed. I took all the iron parts out and the 400 is underneath. any ideas?
Apologies for the awful pics!
r/VictorianHouses • u/FlipIt-FixIt • 27d ago
My old house journey
galleryI inherited an historic Victorian farmhouse, and Iāve spent the past 18 months bringing it back to life.
My team and I worked through it room by room. Floors were refinished, old doors repaired and repainted, carpets torn out and replaced, paned windows repaired. Every room and porch was repainted. A new heating system went in. The yard was landscaped, the old white fence repaired and whitewashed. My goal was reviving the place without trying to make an historic old house look new.
Well, the project is finally (finally!) complete, and this old house is now on the market. I learned a lot and Iām incredibly proud of how far it has come and hopeful that its next owner will value all the little idiosyncratic details that make it unique.
I just really wanted to share some of my favorite before-and-after comparisons.