A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
Page: 3So cool to see this back in place!
A more complete kitchen. Light fixtures abound. And that’s the fireplace surround and mantle in the parlor, not a futon. Plus the shower in the bathroom in the primary bedroom and a new floor for the front porch.
According to the Planning Division, these were the main comments they received on their proposed road diet for Asylum Avenue. This plan affects both Asylum Hill and the West End – the border between the two in the North Branch of the Park River, visible just left of center in the screen. Note that this road diet does not affect the Trident, which will be “improved” separately.
Not sure if the neighbors or the elements arranged this. I prefer to think it was both.
Window and door frames are going up, the decorative pediments are back on the main staircase, and the tiles are going into the second floor bathroom. Plus some work on the front porch.
In its context, for our application to the Historic House Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program. That’s 291-293 Sargeant Street to the right of 287.
The Hartford: the “Dome Building,” built by Hartford Fire Insurance Company 1920-1921.
Kitchen, framing, staircase, plus the doors have arrived.
The new stained glass window has been installed – for the moment – to see how it will look. We went back this evening to have a look, as we had adjusted an interior light to add to its effect when seen from the outside.
The kitchen cabinets are in, and the kitchen has been taken over as a break room. The new railing on the second floor is also in, so no more precarious photos from that hallway.
