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To: Segovia

Those homes are very much cherished by many. They’re considered to be of very good quality, and many are still in existence. Think of the Eichler homes in California.


135 posted on 01/09/2014 3:22:47 PM PST by trisham (Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.)
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To: trisham

I just looked it up; it’s on the National Historic Register.

The Barnes Estate


173 posted on 01/09/2014 4:02:22 PM PST by Segovia
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To: trisham

Those homes are very much cherished by many. They’re considered to be of very good quality, and many are still in existence.

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There is a whole neighborhood in an older part of Dallas that has bunches of the Sears homes, all in very good condition and selling for lots of money. I have some original Sears catalogues from 1940, 1941, 1943, and 1946 and one of them has a whole section of the pre-cut houses. IIRC, the prices ranged from about $2795 to $7995 for a nice 2 story house.


216 posted on 01/09/2014 9:08:08 PM PST by wayoverthehill
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