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- Category: Massachusetts
A former sea captain, Nathaniel Crane was the original owner of this pre-Revolution Federal hip-roofed house built circa 1775. Once you pay for moving expenses, you can be the proud new owner. The features include a five-flue chimney, four working fireplaces, a beehive oven, six bedrooms, and a pantry.
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- Category: Indiana
An Arts & Crafts house that is nearly 100-years-old is available for free. This three-bedroom and two-bath house features original woodwork. It was most likely built around the 1920s to 1930s. The house is located on 271 E. Main Street.
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- Category: North Carolina
A 1930s Colonial Revival style house located at 39 Walnut Street is available free to move to another lot. It is being moved to make way for a parking lot for the nearby church. The estimated moving cost is $40,000 - 50,000, but this estimate could vary depending on the location of the new lot.
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- Category: Florida
A circa 1920 two-story, balloon-frame wood bungalow is being offered free to make room for the expansion of the adjacent school’s campus. The building is currently located near Downtown DeLand at 342 N. Clara Ave. However, the new owner has to move it to another site.
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- Category: Pennsylvania
A free 1860s former Route 45 restaurant known as the Victorian Lady, and later Vic's Pub, is available for relocation to another site. Currently used as an office for staff of a car dealership, the removal would also include a newer addition adjacent to the Victorian Lady.
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