Post by sherri on Apr 15, 2018 21:17:04 GMT
Hmm, need some advice from anyone who knows England.
I was googling an address where my great grandmother lived in 1901 (according to the census records that year).
I'll show you the picture.
My question is this: Do you think that is probably the original building that would have been there in 1901 or does it look like a later era building that has been put up more recently?
I realise that renovations would mean things like doors & windows would be updated and such over time so they probably would not be the originals, but the building itself. It's in a place called Tring, Hertfordshire.
I was googling an address where my great grandmother lived in 1901 (according to the census records that year).
I'll show you the picture.
My question is this: Do you think that is probably the original building that would have been there in 1901 or does it look like a later era building that has been put up more recently?
I realise that renovations would mean things like doors & windows would be updated and such over time so they probably would not be the originals, but the building itself. It's in a place called Tring, Hertfordshire.
