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I can get a reasonable idea of how chilly it is outside just by getting out of bed, because the upper sash was open about an inch when the imbecile who repainted the window frames some years ago didn't bother ensuring the sashes could still move once the paint driedOriginally posted by norrahe View PostFull on sunny here, won't know if it's chilly for a couple of hours as I'll be heading out in a bit.
I like having the fresh air, but it does get a little bracing at times
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostNo one lived in ZeitTowers in 1901 according to the census.
Mostly coz it hadn't been built at the time.
I know who lived in Fox Towers in 1911 (and how their son died in WWI), but I'd like to know who lived there in 1858 when the upstairs was built.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostI know who lived in Fox Towers in 1911 (and how their son died in WWI), but I'd like to know who lived there in 1858 when the upstairs was built.
Neither Norrtowers cloggers and blighty existed in 1901. I think the Norrparents house was built somewhere around the early 1800s and it belonged to the NorrgreatgrandparentsLast edited by norrahe; 8 January 2016, 13:20.Comment
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This place was also here for the 1891 census, but the only people in the house on the relevant night were the servant (18), and her sister (16) who was visiting.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostNo one lived in ZeitTowers in 1901 according to the census.
Mostly coz it hadn't been built at the time.
I like to imagine the family were away on holiday and she got her sister round so they could sit in the drawing room, necking gin and smoking Master's cigars
None of the houses were here in 1881.Comment
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