Father Pitt

Why should the beautiful die?


Newly Restored Victorian House on Mount Washington

Victorian house on Bertha Street

The finishing touches were still being finished up when old Pa Pitt strolled past this splendid house on Bertha Street. Old maps suggest that it was built between 1872 and 1882, and thanks to a thorough restoration it almost looks as if it was built yesterday.

Father Pitt hopes the owners will resist the temptation to leave the picket fence unpainted. Treated lumber may not have to be painted, but it will never be attractive in its unpainted state.

From the south
Cornice brackets

The cornice brackets are fine examples of folk-art woodwork.

From the north

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