It was built around 1900, I don't know who built it. It's in Jeffersonville, IN. The lady who bought it is restoring it back to the period correct look, we're replacing the plastic windows with wooden ones, the mason is fixing all the mortor joints, they rebuilt the roof completely, replaced it with a metal one. She's going to put in a mosaic wooden floors. It's going to look really nice. This is her 4th restoration in just over a year. Jeffersonville is going to be a really nice town once they finish with the whole city "facelift". It's like a small town but it's right across the river from downtown Louisville. @Deleted User

I would love a brick house

Me too, they stay cooler

And they are stout, no worries of a tornado in there

@RevStench I think you're under estimating tornadoes. Even if it doesn't take your walls down it will still take your roof and do some serious damage. https://youtu.be/-ACSZeEojLI

I know, it was a joke. 😂

It's weird that the hardware is on the side.

And this brick.😃

If it aint broke don’t fix it right?

For sure.

Nice clean hardware

The before picture didn't take, they were painted UPS brown

How did you clean them?!?!

Wire wheel on a pedestal grinder.

Here's a custom window, the timer had knots in it, I don't like to use it with knots because over time the wood will twist. But it comes from Honduras so I couldn't wait haha.

All in a days work 😂 building a new shed

Hahah it looks nice

looks good @Envian

Got to this point in a weekend, next weekend I’ll be putting up the siding/trim/painting and then finishing the roof off with some shingles

Great work @Envian !

Pretty much done with it, just need to finish the shingles and then do the trim/paint

Oh and build a door

bad ass bro!

That was what, two weekends?

Yep 😂

And the first day was spent driving around buying all the stuff I needed

Very nice work!

All done 😄

Looks good bro.