Great Historic Farm House tour: Totally original. Can you tell which came first?

Brent visits an original and historic farmhouse in South East Texas. An original timber frame building with and great 1915's addition highlights a great period home where little has changed. 1 inch thick window sash that were made on-site. Great early millwork all improve the magic.
This is a great house tour of an awesome historic house. We are about to start a lot of work here. Should be fun.
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[@stevemiller7949]

The house has so much soul. It deserves TLC.

[@BrentHull]

Agreed!

[@Timothy_Smith]

This sounds like a very cool project. Looking forward to more in this series!

[@BrentHull]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@blackoakspring2193]

Wow!! How very Exciting! Wish I could help yank that paneling down!😁 Looking forward to the series!

[@BrentHull]

Us too! Thanks!

[@carmencolon3520]

Thanks for sharing this amazing treasure that teach us

[@BrentHull]

So welcome!

[@heartwormskillcats8357]

Brent Hull, the royal, supreme commander of carpentry. Jacked and tan with a clean crisp shirt - what a champ!

[@BrentHull]

Your funny

[@venus_envy]

So excited to follow this project!

[@BrentHull]

Cool Thanks!

[@truth6733]

Would love to go back in time and help (learn) build that. Awesome.

[@BrentHull]

Agreed! Me too.

[@jeffpower6473]

You mentioned the interesting wainscoting. My family has a 1905 farmhouse in southwest Virginia. The creativity in the finish carpentry is very intriguing, for instance in the main part of the house they used a shiplap siding as a baseboard. I think the people that built these homes did so on a budget and to the best of their ability with the materials they had. We adore our old farmhouse. They’re definitely worth saving

[@CheeseBae]

Yes, that's most rural finish carpentry. They couldn't get or make all the fancy pieces that create a proper/academic classical order, so they just used the closest match they had on hand.

[@BrentHull]

Agreed and agree.

[@BrentHull]

True!

[@rodeopenguin]

I’m anxiously awaiting your video on insulation for this house. I’ve recently purchased a 1906 House in Virginia and am embarking on the first major renovation in this homes 120 year life.

[@BrentHull]

Coming soon! Thanks.

[@CheeseBae]

Great house and will probably inspire lots of people who love the farmhouse aesthetic. Those 1950s cabinets are super cool though, I wouldn't blow them out.

[@BrentHull]

Thanks for the feedback. Should be fun.

[@WildwoodCastle]

Is there a video playlist of restoring this house... I can't find it... I would like to see that house preserved... I have an 1830s farmhouse in Tennessee with simular original features...

[@BrentHull]

Sadly, that project was not completed.

[@robertbamford8266]

Would enjoy lots of detail in the project videos … please!

[@BrentHull]

Ok, I'll try! Be sure to follow me on Instagram as I'll have posts there as well. @hullmillwork_hullhomes.

[@smoath]

👍🏻

[@BrentHull]

👍

[@scottfortune9016]

I look at that house and think... Not worth the money to spend to restore it.

[@BrentHull]

Thanks, but I'd take it in a heart beat!!

[@jennafarrell4755]

1950s crap😂

[@BrentHull]

haha, sad but true.