Many Selmians remember this old shed as a heap of boards with a crumpled roof
until recently when the homeowners restored it. But originally, this structure
was built from a 1940's Sears-Roebuck garage kit.
It stands on the Kayser-Turner-Searcy property where the home will be
on tour during Spring Pilgrimage next weekend. Come see!
Linking to Weekend in Black and White and City Daily Photo Blogs
Very nice in b&w. I like those old Sears homes that you can find scattered around the country. I can't imagine many people ordering and building their own houses nowadays.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. I like the shadows on the door wall.
ReplyDeleteA great B&W photo!
ReplyDeleteI really do wish I could go on your Pilgrimage next week. Too bad our Arts and Crafts Festival is the same weekend. These Sears plans are so interesting!
ReplyDeleteBuilt from a kit? Now, that's old school, isn't it? Love this as b & w.
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