Absolute Banana-Fana-Fo-Foonery

There's a center entrance hall that makes a nice gallery.

There's a very large living room.

The dining area is part of the large kitchen and features a large built-in cabinet unit.

What could have caused all of those gouges in the fridge doors?

The kitchen is very large.

The bath was completely, and tastefully, redone.

The primary bedroom is a good size.

Generously sized bedroom. Both bedrooms have new, modern ceiling fans.

Nicely done lower level rec room features a fireplace. It's not a basement, b/c it's ground level. There's an entrance door, and regular windows. However, the ceiling is a basement style ceiling, which was painted black.

They've got a small office area down here.

And, a nicely updated shower room.

The 3rd bedroom is down here. This is lovely.

In the back you can see the hilly lot that allows the "basement" to be ground level.

The yard is huge and completely fenced. 0.56 acre.

*NOTE: i am not a professional archivist or historian! just a black american passionate about my history. as such, this board is heavily centered on black americans and afro-caribbeans, although there are photos from across the diaspora, including africa and the UK.

*additionally: pins on pinterest come from all over and may not always have the correct information, depending on who uploaded it. while i’ve taken great lengths to research undated photos, some categorized pins are educated guesses based on the hair, fashion, or photography style of the photo. uncategorized pins are photos i can’t confidently connect to a specific decade without potentially mislabeling.

with this in mind, this board acts as a handy visual guide, but should be used in addition to your own research. happy researching! 🖤