[Study2Learn]

Hi everybody! I'm new to the forum. My new job involves the complete restoration of historic windows.

 

[cuerodoc]

Welcome!
That's a new one on me--can see how restoring old/historic windows can be a challenge. We have a 107 yr old bldg. with much of the original windows/glass--& they don't make'em like that anymore.
Dave H

 

[Study2Learn]

Hi Dave,

Do you reside in a 107 year old building or is it your place of business? We lived in a house in Mayfield, Kentucky that was so old we couldn't find anybody that knew how old it was. LOL A grade school teacher had lived there and she said she moved into the house in either 1917 or 1918 and that the place was already old back then!!!
We were doing some really tall windows that looked more like tall doors. They went into the Supreme Court building in Minnesota. A co-worker said they were 130 years old.

Larry K

 

[cuerodoc]

No -- don't live in it, my wife has a cafe in it-- Bahnhof Cafe, should be able to find online-- I think.
Dave H

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Hi everybody! I'm new to the forum. My new job involves the complete restoration of historic windows.
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On: 07-12-2013 06:23 PM

Welcome!
That's a new one on me--can see how restoring old/historic windows can be a challenge. We have a 107 yr old bldg. with much of the original windows/glass--& they don't make'em like that anymore.
Dave H
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Posted by: Study2Learn
On: 07-12-2013 07:24 PM

Hi Dave,

Do you reside in a 107 year old building or is it your place of business? We lived in a house in Mayfield, Kentucky that was so old we couldn't find anybody that knew how old it was. LOL A grade school teacher had lived there and she said she moved into the house in either 1917 or 1918 and that the place was already old back then!!!
We were doing some really tall windows that looked more like tall doors. They went into the Supreme Court building in Minnesota. A co-worker said they were 130 years old.

Larry K


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