Any old-house owner knows that historic homes need lots of attention, maintenance, and TLC. Without that personal touch, it’s only a matter of time before the property falls apart—and that’s exactly what happened to one 1887 home in York, PA.
Once a beautiful Queen Anne style house with intricate brick details and gorgeous decorative details, the 2,879-square-foot abode fell into disrepair over the years, to the point of being uninhabitable.
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