Moving

At its Dec. 11 meeting, HARC approved the relocation of this house at 214 W. 3rd St. The house, which was built around 1910, is being moved to make room for new development.

The C.W. Bailey House

Recently I had the opportunity to get a look inside the C.W. Bailey House at 1703 Olive St., which is one of the houses I have photographed as it was undergoing renovation. The house is one of five that will be on the Georgetown Heritage Society's 2014 Holiday Homes Tour this weekend. You can read a story I wrote about the recent renovation of this house in today's issue of the Williamson County Sun. Unfortunately the Sun did not run any photos with their story, so I am including before, during and after photos with this post.

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Destroyed by Fire

Just a few years after it was restored, a fire has seriously damaged the house at 1818 Church St.

Previous owner Marc Truxillo had lovingly restored the house before he restored his current house on Myrtle Street. Here is what it looked like just after it was repainted in 2013.

1008 Rock St.

A former house at 1008 Rock Street has been renovated and turned into a neat business. The new owners have done a great job with both the house and the landscaping. You can see what the building looked like before renovation in this post from July 2013.

Almost Done

The new house at the corner of Ash and 7th Streets, which I first mentioned last November, is almost done.

Moving?

It looks like this house at the corner of W. 16th Street and Hart is getting ready to be moved.

401 Myrtle St.

The house at 401 Myrtle St. changed hands this year after being in the same family for a long time. It appears that the new owners are undertaking a major renovation/expansion of the house.