Just off Eagle Street and Columbia Place, these shabby little buildings looking down towards Sheridan Hollow were probably carriage houses for the elegant townhouses that line Elk Street above.
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Those carriage houses look like they're screaming to be renovated! I can imagine them as smart little places to live. Oh, if I had all the money I wanted, I'd be there fixing them up.
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