Blueprints found
 

I got an early Christmas gift. I own a 100+ year old home and was never
sure of the orig. layout. I knew there was an addition, several walls
knocked down / put up and at least 1 fireplace removed. In tearing out
the tentest of a lower porch lo and behaold were the orig. drawings for
the home rolled up and sitting on top of a stud block. Not only is it
in good shape (framable as in a wall hanging) but now I have the
perfect referance guide for getting the home back to it's origional
layout. I love it when stuff like this happens.

Blueprints found
 

If it original you want I'd start by removing all of the insulation :-) One
of the houses I worked on a few years back had the staircase moved 4 times
in it's 100+ year history and was now back in the original spot.


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I got an early Christmas gift. I own a 100+ year old home and was never
sure of the orig. layout. I knew there was an addition, several walls
knocked down / put up and at least 1 fireplace removed. In tearing out
the tentest of a lower porch lo and behaold were the orig. drawings for
the home rolled up and sitting on top of a stud block. Not only is it
in good shape (framable as in a wall hanging) but now I have the
perfect referance guide for getting the home back to it's origional
layout. I love it when stuff like this happens.

Blueprints found
 

You don't say what form the "original drawings" take.
There is a good chance the materials will not last long in light.
I suggest taking them to a reprographics shop and having copies made.
You can get the copies in any of several forms, including electronic.
TB

Blueprints found
 

You don't say what form the "original drawings" take.
There is a good chance the materials will not last long in light.
I suggest taking them to a reprographics shop and having copies made.
You can get the copies in any of several forms, including electronic.
TB

Blueprints found
 

You are one lucky guy! I'd buy a lottery ticket right away if I were you.

Per
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I got an early Christmas gift. I own a 100+ year old home and was never
sure of the orig. layout. I knew there was an addition, several walls
knocked down / put up and at least 1 fireplace removed. In tearing out
the tentest of a lower porch lo and behaold were the orig. drawings for
the home rolled up and sitting on top of a stud block. Not only is it
in good shape (framable as in a wall hanging) but now I have the
perfect referance guide for getting the home back to it's origional
layout. I love it when stuff like this happens.