Brick-lined street

This is my son's street. I spent a few hours yesterday researching the history of his 93 year old house. At the county records office, I was able to find the deed from 1955. I then came back to the house and used Ancestry.com to discover a little more. Turns out that one family owned the house at least from 1940-1995. When my son came home from work, we had fun researching that family. The son may still live in town. One day, I will go back to the county records office to search further back. It is very time consuming to find those records.

[Chocolate Socks]

I love this!! Love the image of the quiet street, love the history. This is great!!! :-)

[bkb in the city]

Great shot and sounds like fun researching the history

[Lou Ann]

How interesting! It’s so great that your son prefers an older home instead of a shiny all new one. I love older homes.

[Lisa Poland]

Lovely street!

[Dawn]

Lovely

[Shepherdman's Wife]

they don't make roads like that anymore. they look so much nicer than they do now.

[KWind]

I love the texture of the street!

[Henri Russell]

Such a beautiful street. Great to find all the history.

[Paul]

Very cool, beats our tarmac roads :-)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful looking street and a great capture.

[Danette Thompson]

@rhernan @bkbinthecity @louannwarren @homeschoolmom @Dawn @shepherdmanswife @kwind @henrir @paul10 @mittens I uploaded a closer view of the bricks. In this photo, they look grey because of the setting sun. They are red. Thank you for all of your comments!

[Susan.T.]

I like the leafy street,so pretty.