It should come as no surprise that we love old homes. They’re often very unique, have lots of lovable quirks, and have a long and storied history. There are also lots of surprising things left by the previous owners that you can find among their various nooks and crannies.

Our team at Bored Panda is showcasing some of the most incredible and cool treasures folks have found while renovating or tidying up their historical properties. Scroll down for a peek at how lucky some people have been. Pssst, Pandas, don’t forget to upvote the photos that wowed you the most!

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I Found This Victorian Terracotta Tiles Underneath Layers And Layers Of Wood And Linoleum. It Was Such A Pain To Get There, But So Worth It

I Found This Victorian Terracotta Tiles Underneath Layers And Layers Of Wood And Linoleum. It Was Such A Pain To Get There, But So Worth It

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    I Developed A 120-Year-Old Photo Found In A Time Capsule

    I Developed A 120-Year-Old Photo Found In A Time Capsule

    Someone in my family told me about a possible time capsule in our old house. After investigation, I found a box dating from around 1900 and the belongings of a little girl judging by the objects found inside.

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    #3

    Uncovered This Beauty - We're Still Finding As Much History As We Can. We Have Found That This Pub Of Mine Was Built In At Least 1835 As A House, Before It Became A Pub In The 1870s

    Uncovered This Beauty - We're Still Finding As Much History As We Can. We Have Found That This Pub Of Mine Was Built In At Least 1835 As A House, Before It Became A Pub In The 1870s

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    You definitely have a good chance of finding cool, interesting, and even valuable things hidden in any property. The larger and older it is and the more prominent the former owner, the better your chances. However, it’s no guarantee that any and every old house is going to have a hidden treasure hoard.

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    Luck, as well as your curiosity and patience, all play a huge role here!

    #4

    I Was Doing Some Painting And Carpet Removal In Our 1920s Dutch Colonial When We Realized These Stained Glass Windows Were Underneath The Wood Paneling

    I Was Doing Some Painting And Carpet Removal In Our 1920s Dutch Colonial When We Realized These Stained Glass Windows Were Underneath The Wood Paneling

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    #5

    I Found Louisa May Alcott's First Editions In The Century Home I Acquired. Rare Book Lottery Won

    I Found Louisa May Alcott's First Editions In The Century Home I Acquired. Rare Book Lottery Won

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    Jakoe
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Oh my word, I didn't know I had the potential to be so jealous of someone!

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    #6

    Discovered Original Tin Ceiling In Our 1920s Foursquare

    Discovered Original Tin Ceiling In Our 1920s Foursquare

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    If you happen to have bought an older property and you’re a fan of antique hunting, you should take the time to go through the entire home, from the lowest creaky floorboard to the highest shingle.

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    The most obvious places where you’ll find valuable things are the basement as well as the attic. It makes sense because these rooms are usually meant for storage.

    #7

    I Was Sorting Though Some Old Bricks That Was Left Over From Our 1890s Townhouse, And Came Across This

    I Was Sorting Though Some Old Bricks That Was Left Over From Our 1890s Townhouse, And Came Across This

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    #8

    Note Found 3 Years After Death

    Note Found 3 Years After Death

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    Lulu Waters
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    7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    If you will ever find this, remember I love you and I always will, Anna…🥺🥺🥺

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    #9

    I Found A 130-Year-Old Recipe Book While Cleaning Out My Grandma's House

    I Found A 130-Year-Old Recipe Book While Cleaning Out My Grandma's House

    Grandma was from the UK, and it contains handwritten recipes. I'm struggling to read most of them, but they get more plain in the times during the world wars.

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    Meanwhile, you should also patiently go through every cupboard, drawer, and trunk within the house. You never know what unexpectedly impressive knick-knacks you’ll stumble across.

    Even if you don’t find something that’s going to wow the crowds at Sotheby’s or Christie’s, you can get to know the house’s history much better. Photographs, ornaments, and journals can tell you a lot about the people who used to live there, what they did, and what happened to them.

    #10

    Medical Chest I Found In My Grandfather's Attic. I Think It's From Japanese Showa Period

    Medical Chest I Found In My Grandfather's Attic. I Think It's From Japanese Showa Period

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Showa is 1926 to 1989. I'd be interested in WHEN in Showa it was. It's in very good condition.

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    #11

    Plate Warmer Rediator In Our 1888 Home. We Bought The House About 5 Years Ago. I've Been In And Seen Hundreds Of Historic Homes And Never Seen Anything Like It

    Plate Warmer Rediator In Our 1888 Home. We Bought The House About 5 Years Ago. I've Been In And Seen Hundreds Of Historic Homes And Never Seen Anything Like It

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    Wisco_MKE
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I've seen radiators with a bread warmer, but never a big enough space for dishes.

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    #12

    We Found This Beautiful Old Cast Iron Furnace Vent, Original To Our 1897 Farm House

    We Found This Beautiful Old Cast Iron Furnace Vent, Original To Our 1897 Farm House

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    In the meantime, think outside the box, too. The furniture inside the property may be incredibly valuable due to its age, make, and materials. You might have a potential gold mine right under your nose.

    Especially if the fixtures are still in a good enough state. And if you can bear to part with them, you could potentially have enough money for a proper renovation or some other project.

    #13

    We Found This Tunnel In The Basement Of Our Rowhouse. The House Was Built Between 1850-1874

    We Found This Tunnel In The Basement Of Our Rowhouse. The House Was Built Between 1850-1874

    It's located in southeast Pennsylvania. Directly above the tunnel is a public sidewalk and street. If you continued down the tunnel, you would be under a cemetery established circa 1750. The house is rumored to have been part of the Underground Railroad, and the realtor alleges the tunnel is connected.

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    #14

    I Found This In The Yard Of My Old House In Agra, India

    I Found This In The Yard Of My Old House In Agra, India

    Update: My father sent a few samples to the Archaeological Survey of India in Agra, as suggested by many, so thank you. Those of you who said they are Terracotta figures, you were correct. They are Portuguese Terracotta figures from the 3rd to 4th century. I can't believe I thought these figurines were nothing of value and considered throwing them away.

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    #15

    A Woman From Edinburgh Discovered A 135-Year-Old Note Buried Under The Floorboards Of Her House

    A Woman From Edinburgh Discovered A 135-Year-Old Note Buried Under The Floorboards Of Her House

    The Victorian time capsule was found in the exact place in the floorboards where it had been left on October 6, 1887. The Victorian-era note reads: "James Richie and John Grieve laid this floor, but they did not drink the whisky. October 6, 1887. Whoever finds this bottle may think our dust is blowing along the road."

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    Jakoe
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    That's incredible! I love the thought of workmen leaving a note hidden behind.

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    There’s also a decent chance that there may be some lucrative items or jaw-dropping architectural features hidden beneath the carpets and floorboards, as well as within the walls. Though you’ll probably only uncover those if you’re knee-deep in renovating the entire place. 

    #16

    We Find Out That Our New 1912 Foursquare House Has Hundreds Of Old Books In The Attic

     We Find Out That Our New 1912 Foursquare House Has Hundreds Of Old Books In The Attic

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    #17

    I Found My Great-Great-Grandfather's 1899 Certificate Of U.S. Citizenship, In Which He Renounced His Allegiance To The Emperor Of Austria

    I Found My Great-Great-Grandfather's 1899 Certificate Of U.S. Citizenship, In Which He Renounced His Allegiance To The Emperor Of Austria

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    #18

    Apparently, I Slept 10 Feet Away From A 1910 Singer Sewing Machine My Entire Life Without Knowing It

    Apparently, I Slept 10 Feet Away From A 1910 Singer Sewing Machine My Entire Life Without Knowing It

    My family inherited our 1920-built home from a family friend whose father built it, and when she passed away, we also got everything inside it. That was over 30 years ago, and we found lots of treasures over the years. My mom recently, dug in the eaves and found this 1910 Singer sewing machine with a cabinet. It was closed, so she always thought it was just an old table until she opened it last week. It needs a new lightbulb, and the pulley belt disintegrated, but other than that, it appears to be in good shape. For now, it's going to be a nice showpiece in my home, but one day I'll replace the parts. I just can't believe it took us 30 years to find it. 

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    Not to mention that the house itself, if it’s truly a historical and architectural marvel, can be incredibly valuable if you keep it as it currently is, without changing its unique details. In that case, it’s more an investment than a place that you might live full-time.

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    However, you'll have to put in the effort to maintain the property to preserve its legacy and significance.

    According to 'Antiquing for Dummies,’ you can tell whether a particular item is valuable by remembering the acronym RADAR. It stands for rarity, aesthetics, desirability, authenticity, and really great condition. So, an item that is very rare, looks pleasing to the eye, and appeals to a lot of people thanks to current trends is worth a lot. If it’s confirmed to be authentic and has also been maintained well, this only makes its value go up.

    #19

    I Was Cleaning Out My Dad's Old House Today And Stumbled Upon His Amazing Spider-Man Collection. He Has Every Issue From #15 To #700

    I Was Cleaning Out My Dad's Old House Today And Stumbled Upon His Amazing Spider-Man Collection. He Has Every Issue From #15 To #700

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    Kate
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Get them all in bags and boards if you intend to hold onto them.

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    #20

    I Found Some Coins In A House I Recently Bought In Alexandria, Egypt

    I Found Some Coins In A House I Recently Bought In Alexandria, Egypt

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Alexandria minted circa 250AD, when it was a Roman Province

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    #21

    While Replacing A Wall In My Basement, I Found A 100-Year-Old Marriage Certificate

    While Replacing A Wall In My Basement, I Found A 100-Year-Old Marriage Certificate

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    On the flip side, if an antique is all scratched up, full of dings, chips, and cracks, its value drops.

    Other things that detract from the overall worth of an item or a piece of furniture are if they’re discolored, have missing parts, or if they’ve been repaired unprofessionally. It’s nice that someone took the time to maintain an item. However, the reality is that if it’s done poorly, it really won’t help if you plan on reselling it.

    #22

    I Found These Stacked In A Secret Drawer Left In My 1885 House

    I Found These Stacked In A Secret Drawer Left In My 1885 House

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    #23

    The House I Grew Up In Was Being Torn Down, So I Went Up Into The Attic And Found This Between The Rafters. Label Reads: "Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1765"

    The House I Grew Up In Was Being Torn Down, So I Went Up Into The Attic And Found This Between The Rafters. Label Reads: "Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1765"

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    Lisa Walters
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Have that checked. Even in poor condition they can fetch eye watering numbers.

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    #24

    I Found This Lamp In The Old House During Renovation

    I Found This Lamp In The Old House During Renovation

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    The Lion and Unicorn Auction House stresses that valuable antiques are made from high-quality materials. It can be as simple as determining that an item’s been furnished with gold or silver instead of cheaper metals, for instance, brass or bronze.

    It’s also essential to determine whether any jewels used to decorate an item are real or if they’re simply made from glass, which is far less expensive. Something that initially looks impressive might fool the untrained eye.

    #25

    Fireplace Lottery?

    Fireplace Lottery?

    I decided to take a sneak peek behind a wall that covered up one of the fireplaces on our first floor, hoping to find an exposed brick. I Didn't find it, but we came across something else. Our House was built around 1898, and we wonder if this is original to the house. I will remove the entire wall tomorrow to see what else I'm working with. I'm hoping to restore this thing to its glory.

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    #26

    Found A Box In The Rafters In The Garage. Thought I Found A Safe, But I Ended Up With Even Better. Now I Have To Get A Player For These. Can't Wait To See What’s In Them

    Found A Box In The Rafters In The Garage. Thought I Found A Safe, But I Ended Up With Even Better. Now I Have To Get A Player For These. Can't Wait To See What’s In Them

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    Remi (He/Him)
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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Someone at the local library might know where to take these for digital conversion

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    #27

    I'm Clearing Out My Recently Deceased Grandfather's Attic And Found Just Over 200 Grams Of Gold Powder

    I'm Clearing Out My Recently Deceased Grandfather's Attic And Found Just Over 200 Grams Of Gold Powder

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Real gold or possibly something that's like gold powder but to be added to things like paint.

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    Aside from the materials used, you have to pay attention to the quality of the craftsmanship. If the antique is a very notable and sought-after brand or made by a reputable manufacturer, then you’ve hit the jackpot. However, unless you’ve got lots of experience buying and selling antiques, you’ll probably need to have your haul evaluated by a professional (or two!).

    #28

    I Removed A Huge Mirror Today And Discovered My House's Original "Flavor"

    I Removed A Huge Mirror Today And Discovered My House's Original "Flavor"

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I would put a picture frame around it and leave it on display.

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    #29

    Found This While Cleaning Behind The Stove Of Our Century Home

    Found This While Cleaning Behind The Stove Of Our Century Home

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    Vintage Board Games I Found In Attic Of My New House, Which Was Built In The 70s

    Vintage Board Games I Found In Attic Of My New House, Which Was Built In The 70s

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    We had lots of those growing up. Stratego, Spirograph, Etch-a-Sketch, Game of the States, Battleship and Parcheesi at either my house or my grandparents' houses

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    Which of these unexpected finds impressed you the most? What’s the coolest thing that you’ve ever found at any place you’ve lived in? Have you ever found any genuinely valuable antiques, dear Pandas? If you have some time, take a moment to share your thoughts in the comment section at the bottom of this post!

    For some more surprising treasures that people came across completely by accident, feel free to scroll through Bored Panda's previous posts.

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    #31

    Real Treasure

    Real Treasure

    I was in the middle of a bathroom renovation in my house and found a handwritten x-marked spot on the map. It led me into the attic, and at a certain spot under the insulation, I found a little treasure chest. One of the cool things about it was this.

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    I Found Another Century Home Clean-Out Treasure. 1960s LOTR Collection

    I Found Another Century Home Clean-Out Treasure. 1960s LOTR Collection

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    #33

    Found These In Our 107-Year-Old House. Here's Some Of My Favorites

    Found These In Our 107-Year-Old House. Here's Some Of My Favorites

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    #34

    Kitchen Wallpaper In The 1914 Home. I'm Redoing The Kitchen Pantry In My House, And I Discovered This Old Wallpaper That I Didn't Know Was There

    Kitchen Wallpaper In The 1914 Home. I'm Redoing The Kitchen Pantry In My House, And I Discovered This Old Wallpaper That I Didn't Know Was There

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    #35

    My Parents Tore Their Floors Up And Found This Beautiful Flooring

    My Parents Tore Their Floors Up And Found This Beautiful Flooring

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I used to fit carpets, and when I was 36 I took up some old flooring and found a local newspaper that had a football report which had details of an18 year old making his debut for the local town team. It felt surreal, because it was me!

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    #36

    Here Are The Contents Of A Safe I Found In My 200-Year-Old House

    Here Are The Contents Of A Safe I Found In My 200-Year-Old House

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    #37

    My House Was Built On Old Gypsy Camp From The 1890s. Last Night, I Found This Wedged Between The Cinderblocks In My Basement

    My House Was Built On Old Gypsy Camp From The 1890s. Last Night, I Found This Wedged Between The Cinderblocks In My Basement

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    #38

    In My Grandparent's Basement I Found A World Atlas From 125 Years Ago

    In My Grandparent's Basement I Found A World Atlas From 125 Years Ago

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Heh, and see all the pink coloured areas -- British Commonwealth. :)

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    #39

    Found These In The Basement Of An Old House. Apparently, The Bottom Two Are Kris Daggers From Indonesia. The Top One May Technically Be As Well

    Found These In The Basement Of An Old House. Apparently, The Bottom Two Are Kris Daggers From Indonesia. The Top One May Technically Be As Well

    The Kris is an old weapon with lots of history and legend. I found out that the previous owner of the house served in Indonesia during WW2. The blades were taken from there. I'm trying to find out how old these are and their exact origins.

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    1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    The top one is Keris Sipukal or straight bladed keris. The middle one has 5 luk (curves) and the last one has 9 luk (curves). The numbers of luk represent the status of its owner.

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    #40

    1935 Kilgore Cap Gun With Original Box And Caps That I Found In The Attic Of A 1920-Year-Old House

    1935 Kilgore Cap Gun With Original Box And Caps That I Found In The Attic Of A 1920-Year-Old House

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    My brother and I didn't have a gun, so we spent countless hours of our childhood scraping these with rocks from the driveway to hear the pops.

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    #41

    I Found A Suitcase In My 1859-Year-Old House Wall, And This Is The Contents Of It

    I Found A Suitcase In My 1859-Year-Old House Wall, And This Is The Contents Of It

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    We're Renovating A House, And Just Found A Cache Of Blueprints Drawn By The Last Owner Under The Floorboards

    We're Renovating A House, And Just Found A Cache Of Blueprints Drawn By The Last Owner Under The Floorboards

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    #43

    Found This Under The Floor Of Our Entryway

    Found This Under The Floor Of Our Entryway

    I'm tearing up the floor of our entryway to insulate and level. Typically, folks would throw their trash under the floor when things broke, but I was lucky to find a whole plate. Our 1700s home used to be an inn and tavern, a post office, a train depot, horse and carriage storage, and a market.

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    According to ThePotteries.org, Anthony Shaw moved his factory to Burslem in 1857. This plate was probably made before 1882, because one of his sons joined the business in 1882 and the branding became Anthony Shaw & Son.

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    #44

    Found This Old Well Inside A 1700s Renovation I'm Working On In Chester

    Found This Old Well Inside A 1700s Renovation I'm Working On In Chester

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    1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Beautiful! Cover it in thick glass and have fun tricking people.

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    #45

    A Wall Was Removed In A Victorian House We Are Working At, Which Revealed An Old Cast Iron Fireplace. It Is Estimate To Be Around 1850

    A Wall Was Removed In A Victorian House We Are Working At, Which Revealed An Old Cast Iron Fireplace. It Is Estimate To Be Around 1850

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    That’s a wood or coal burning stove. That part of the house must’ve been the kitchen.

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    #46

    I Found A Couple Pounds Of Razor Blades In My Wall. Apparently Old Medicine Cabinets Have A Disposal Slot

    I Found A Couple Pounds Of Razor Blades In My Wall. Apparently Old Medicine Cabinets Have A Disposal Slot

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    #47

    Found In Grandma's Basement

    Found In Grandma's Basement

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    1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Leather shako inmorted with 10.000 uniforms from France for the US civil war, used by the union side and not very comfortable according to source: https://stewartsmilitaryantiques.com/us-civil-war-french-mle-1860-import-infantry-shako.45212.archive.htm

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    #48

    Layers And Layers Of Wallpaper Found In My Kitchen (1900s)

    Layers And Layers Of Wallpaper Found In My Kitchen (1900s)

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    #49

    I Found A Hot Tub And Steam Room Behind My Basement Wall

    I Found A Hot Tub And Steam Room Behind My Basement Wall

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    #50

    My Dad Owns A 200-Year-Old House, And Just Found An Old Bible In The Attic

    My Dad Owns A 200-Year-Old House, And Just Found An Old Bible In The Attic

    Update: It was made in 1802, and I think there was a "King James" sign in it.

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