Perpetual project builds joy for craftsman and community

Kate Durden
April 28, 2023

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Kate Durden is a senior and this is her fourth year writing for the Southerner. She enjoys volunteering at an animal shelter, running the 21st Century...

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Becky Harris • Dec 1, 2024 at 12:50 pm

Thank you for sharing this! I live in the neighborhood and often wonder about what this house is like on the inside. Did you know there is a house just down Amsterdam from this one with a Samuel Mockbee-designed tower addition? I like to think of this tower talking to that tower.

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Perpetual project builds joy for craftsman and community