By Brianna Wray
The Times
Before & After: Andrew Nilsson House
The Times' Before & After series spotlights community enrichment efforts made by citizens who renovate and maintain commendable properties. If you or someone you know has a Before & After to share, submit to editor@waitsburgtimes.com.
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October 17, 2019
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Built in 1885, the Andrew Nilsson house remains one of Dayton's great examples of the Italianate Victorian style.
DAYTON-Inside the home, history is a verb. Artifacts that we keep are imbued with both sentimental, but also historical value. Part of the human experience is the stuff we collect. Equally important are the environments that hold them, our homes.
The construction of shelters and lodgings demonstrate the technology of a given time in action, magnifying the lens on events that happened there.
The National Register of Historic Places, administered by the The National Park Service, is the official Federal list of districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects significant in American hist...
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