Historic House Tour: 70 years of kitchen innovations all in 1 place. CRAZY!

Come check out an awesome 1909 Historic home in Wichita Falls Texas. It is an awesome Neo-Classical design that still retains many great historic features. The kitchen is awesome, there are original wood cabinets, decorative parlor cabinets, 1940's plywood cabinets, 1950's steel cabinets, and a 1970's electric range. WOW! Tons of other details to share and see.
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[@aliciabruce3330]

Kitchens and bathrooms are my favorite!!!

[@BrentHull]

I get it. Thx.

[@chrismatteson2337]

Love the kichen! That bathroom! I love the entry and stairway, but that is usually the only thing thats not "modernized ". So glad nobody demolished good craftsmanship!

[@BrentHull]

Agreed. Thx.

[@gpintoon]

Your passion to share your life's work will become a great legacy. Thank you so much.

[@BrentHull]

So nice of you. Happy to do it!

[@daveheckman9388]

I’d love to go back in time and watch those trim carpenters work. The plaster tile in the bathroom was cool too. Thanks for the video, Brent.

[@BrentHull]

Thanks for watching!

[@stevemiller7949]

Brent--- when you encounter areas where you can see different era's side by side, it is called a "palimpsest" , something I always particularly enjoy. I love to see the patchwork of history. Thank you.

[@BrentHull]

Hey thanks for the new word. I just looked it up. I love that. You're right. I'm going to use that going forward. Thanks so much.

[@robinbirdj743]

This. So fun! Love the mixed styles. That was so typical. Note the taller “chair rail” height, esp in the bathroom where it often acted as a backsplash.

[@BrentHull]

Noted. Thanks.

[@jille9650]

Ooh, that library. Beautiful!

[@BrentHull]

It really is! Thanks!

[@613kc]

Brent - Had to learn how to take a screenshot because of you. THANKS so much! So many new words. Enjoy it when you touch on the nomenclature. With much respect, Hp

[@BrentHull]

Thanks so much!! B

[@briansmith1514]

Brent you need to make a trip to Toledo Ohio to see the Old West End festival. My understanding that this is the largest collection of Victorian homes left in the country in one place...Large # in the 5-10000 Sqft range en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_West_End_District_(Toledo,_Ohio)

[@BrentHull]

Wow, that looks awesome. Thanks for sharing. I need to book a trip!!

[@mikechan231]

Great stuff!

[@BrentHull]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bigbaderxiii]

Your production value is going up Also, doing better with less verbal filler/uhhh. Cool video!

[@BrentHull]

Noted! Thanks for watching.

[@taylorsutherland6973]

I love to sleuth to figure out when things were done/redone.

[@BrentHull]

ME Too!! Thanks.

[@613kc]

@ 6:33 re: Cabinet Latches. Stamped Steel Plated Brass? Stamped Brass? Cast Brass? "The Richest Guy in Town." Thx Brent Great House and Project. hp

[@BrentHull]

Well, I haven't seen that type of latch before. As I remember it was a combination. The pull was stamped but the button was cast brass. It felt rich and worked well. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

[@t.e.1189]

Love this house, especially the staircase being a finish carpenter. I do stairs but most of the time they are very basic and the same old parts. I wish I could do more work like this. It's art. It's beautiful. I would love to see more videos highlighting staircases and fireplaces. Oh and that library was great too!

[@BrentHull]

Thanks for sharing! Working on old houses will help. Try to find work with contractors who do restoration work. Good luck.

[@FromSagansStardust]

Those were Corinthian columns, not Ionic

[@BrentHull]

Ok.

[@mexicananarchy]

First

[@BrentHull]

Thanks!