The following are pictures of a house built in the 1880's which originally
had a 30 amp 120 volt service, entering in the attic, with a K&T fuse panel,
also in the attic. The house had gas lamps in both walls and ceilings, which
were disconnected and changed to electric in a 1928 renovation/ addition.
The 1928 work included making the attic into an apartment. The K&T was from
the original build, and all the other cable types were subsequent, including
the 1928 renovation, up until present. The beverage containers could have
been from the original construction, or possibly the 28' renovation despite
prohibition


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