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FINDERS' KEEPERS'MOVING SALE: collector's fine art, furniture, and household items at giveaway prices on Saturday and Sunday, from 10 AM to 5 PM on 2823 E. Main Street at Rockett's View Apartment #223.
1125 Carlisle Ave Fulton $189,000. Corner lot, farmhouse appeal! 4 BR, 2 FBaths, fenced, new roof, hardwoods and tile, mantels, columns, pocket doors, woodstove. See full MLS at shannonharrington.net.Shannon RE/MAX Commonwealth. 484 0367. Thanks!
3500 Enslow Ave 199,995. 2622 SF never felt this spacious! 5BR + office. 10' ceilings, 5 ornate FPs, rewired, new HVAC upstairs, hrdwds just redone. shannonharrington.net for full MLS. Shannon RE/MAX Commonwealth. 484 0367
2610 E. Marshall $115,000 Gutted to the studs & much mechanical work finished. Manageable square footage, even for the first timer. Walk to everywhere cool! Shannon RE/MAX Commonwealth 484 0367 shannonharrington.net Thanks!
502 N. 24th St., Perfect Church Hill Location!!!1700+ SF, 4 BDR, 2.5 BA, ready for you to move right in! Close to Downtown and VCU Campus. Great investment opportunity as well. $254,900
Call for showing: 845-926-7555
Looking for household items in good condition (Queen or Double Mattress set, dishes, ect.)that you are willing to donate or give away...(helping single women/children get into housing) Please call 814-4556 or 852-4400
Medium dog crate for two months to train rescued puppy. Will return in current condition. macbeame@yahoo.com
I am interested in purchasing properties in the Church Hill area to renovate. If you know of a run-down property or a financially troubled owner, please call (804) 814-2450 or visit www.caprichmond.com
WE BUY HOUSES & LAND! WE TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ALSO! Call 814-4556 or 852-4400 for a FREE Consultation!
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Buying an older home in the Church Hill area? Video camera inspections of sewer lines are a smart investment to ensure the integrity of the pipes. Call S.A. Toler Construction, Inc 233-6170
A professional painter & carpenter on historic homes. Floor sanding & refinishing also. Highly reasonable rates. References on the spot. call Bill 804-317-7578 email wswbalvis@hotmail.com
NEW TO RICHMOND? Moving On supports & encourages women through the transition of a move. Starting 1/13, we meet Tuesdays from 9:30-11:30 @ St. Giles Presbyterian Church, 5200 Grove Ave. Childcare provided. For info, call Edith 230-1153 or Mila 249-5776
Office For Rent 2120 E. Marshall St. 2 rooms with Private bath, Off Street Parking, Wonderful view, & Furnishings available. $700/ mo. Utilities included. Available Jan. 15th. Contact abaisey@rbvainc.com or 804-649-2162
Seven Hills School, a middle school for boys Grades 5-8, welcomes you to join us for our Open Houses on January 11 and 18, beginning at 2pm at 1311 Overbrook Rd.
Please contact us at 329-6300 or visit our website at www.7hillsschool.org.
For adoption: Boston Terrier, female 4 years old, chubby. Needs new home, elderly owner ill. Nice temperment. Just needs love & exercise. 804-648-2109
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Very good news!
The print version of this has a map of Fairmount and photos of Mary Thompson and Augustine Carter.
I just stumbled across this website. I haven’t finished looking yet, but am wondering and hoping that there is something like this out there about old Fairmount. I lived at the corner of 20th and T st. from my birth till moving in 1956. So far, I haven’t seen anything about Luck’s Field, the playground across the street from me. Our home was right on the corner and was demolished before I realized it!
Please feel free to comment. I’m pleased to have found this site.
Camille S.
Camille, All of the stories that relate to Fairmount will be in the Fairmount archive. The only real Faimount history that I’ve discovered is in Fairmount historic resource survey Q&A at EDI. I’d love to know more about what it was like in the area back then.
Hello, John,
I’m STILL browsing the photos. What a great site! I saw the postcard of my church, then and now, Fairmount Christian (it was F.Ave. Church of Christ). I’m going to save your info and look at that when I have the time. Thank you. This is a terrific resource and I appreciate your answering me.
Just before I saw that you had responded, I had been reading something you wrote about the photos in Mary Wingfield Scott’s book, Old Richmond Neighborhoods. I got a copy through a rare book finder years ago. My husband wanted to get it for me and had made an appointment with the lady herself. He said she was a “crusty old broad” and he really liked her. She told him she only had her personal copy of the book and he “sure as the dickens couldn’t have that.” He said it was a treat to spend the time with her.
I look forward to “speaking” to you again.
Camille Sauvager