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Re: Restoring an Antique Timber-Frame Home

What a beautiful job. We (the public) owe you a debt for being there to spot the intrinsic and historical value and ensure it was not lost. The restoration is not only beautiful but honest and spiritually aesthetic.

I am shocked that a town such as Farmington, that prides itself on its history (the town tag line is "Respecting History, Planning the Future") would permit such a house - a pre-revolutionary structure - to be torn down. This is a testament to the naivete and nearsightedness of today's zoning and building departments.