Thursday, April 19, 2012
Aldinger honored for act of kindness - Terrell Tribune: News: terrell, tom aldinger, terrell chamber of commerce, kaufman county, national guard
Aldinger honored for act of kindness - Terrell Tribune: News: terrell, tom aldinger, terrell chamber of commerce, kaufman county, national guard: More than 150 soldiers packed their bags and said farewell to their families Jan. 6 as the Texas National Guard troops from the Terrell-based …
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Christmas in A Small Town
Aldinger/Cartwright Home - 505 Griffith Av
The Victorian Cartwright/Aldinger home was fashioned after the lovely homes the owner and builder, Matthew Cartwright had visited while at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tn. It was begun in 1883 and completed in 1894 when the porches were added. Built of the very best material that could be had at that time, it has two full stories and a third, or attic, with two finished rooms and dormer windows. There are nine fireplaces.
In 2007, present owners Tom and Nancy Aldinger began an extensive restoration, including new support for the porches, a new roof, and renovation, including enlarging the kitchen/breakfast room, a new master bedroom laundry room, mud room, three bathrooms and a garage with two bathrooms.
The home is a Recorded Texas Historical Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places.
Aldinger/Cartwright Home - 505 Griffith Av
The Victorian Cartwright/Aldinger home was fashioned after the lovely homes the owner and builder, Matthew Cartwright had visited while at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tn. It was begun in 1883 and completed in 1894 when the porches were added. Built of the very best material that could be had at that time, it has two full stories and a third, or attic, with two finished rooms and dormer windows. There are nine fireplaces.
In 2007, present owners Tom and Nancy Aldinger began an extensive restoration, including new support for the porches, a new roof, and renovation, including enlarging the kitchen/breakfast room, a new master bedroom laundry room, mud room, three bathrooms and a garage with two bathrooms.
The home is a Recorded Texas Historical Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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