Conversion

Rumored to have been slave quarters at one time they are now small offices

[Susan Wakely]

Sweet little offices. Interesting if they were slave quarters.

[Corinne C]

Nice symmetry.

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture but oh I don't know if I could have an office there.

[Linda Godwin]

Nice shot of the two mill type houses

[Shutterbug]

They’ve turned them into cute little cottages.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

They have that feel to them after seeing many of Diane's shots of the same type of building. Good shot!

[Tunia McClure]

A few additions to the basic building.

[Kathy]

It's incredible that they are still standing. They look very authentic.

[Milanie]

Pretty neat looking especially in b&w

[amyK]

Nice symmetry

[Diana]

A fabulous shot of these old buildings with their little porches and stairs. They seem to be off the beaten track.

[Brian]

Awesome

[Kathy A]

They are cute little buildings

[John]

Fab tones, love a porch

[Laura]

Looks great.

[katy]

@wakelys I have never been in them and I can't find any information to substantiate the rumor
@corinnec thanks Corinne
@joansmor Thanks Joan It would take some consideration
@rontu thanks Linda for taking the time to leave a comment
@shutterbug49 They have definitely added electricity and I am not sure what else
@olivetreeann They do look like some of her photos don't they? thanks Ann
@tunia You are probably right
@randystreat even more surprising that they are still usable
@milaniet That means a lot to me Milanie thanks
@amyk thank you so much Amy
@ludwigsdiana thanks Diana they are in an alley way between two of the streets downtown
@briaan thanks bunches Brian
@kjarn I agree but they are very tiny for someone to live full time in
@johnnyfrs thanks John We havev lots of porches here
@la_photographic so glad you think so Laura thank you