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• Rock Hill’s Fairfax House is moving on, with a new role

  

  Slaves and immigrants built the Fairfax House for pioneer and settler John Marshall in 1839 and 1840.

  Now, 172 years later, the house is at a new location with a new future role, probably as a museum. Read More

• Victorian farmhouse in Old Bridge gets new home

  

  OLD BRIDGE — Michael Stasi has preserved a bit of Old Bridge’s history.

  The Red Bank resident and owner of township-based Stasi Landscaping, and his wife, Deborah, had a late-1890s Victorian farmhouse moved to a new location, where it will be preserved for future generations. Read More

• Whither the church goeth…

  

  Ruth Tolbert stood in the City Brewing parking lot in Latrobe on Thursday, pointing out pieces of the “old neighborhood.” Read More

• Century-old Building Moved Through Ogden Streets

  

  OGDEN, Utah (ABC 4 News) – Dozens lined the streets of Ogden Tuesday to watch as a century old building was rolled through the city streets. Read More

• Hamilton Home Heads to a Greener Address

  

  What to do? Move, of course.

  So on Saturday, the two-story, 298-ton wood-frame house will be rolled conspicuously — and slowly — from its cramped site on Convent Avenue to an appropriately verdant new location a block away in St. Nicholas Park, facing West 141st Street. Read More

• Stone Rectory Move at St. Joseph’s R.C. Church in Downingtown, PA

  

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• Schoolhouse makes smooth move in Exeter

  

  There sat a 141-year-old one-room schoolhouse, raised up on beams and tires, ready for its long-awaited move on the grounds of Jacksonwald Elementary School.

  The 120-foot trip took about 40 minutes, the culmination of a six-month process in which the location and cost of the Exeter School District-owned building were contested by residents and the Exeter School Board. Read More

• Bypass Project Forces Lebanon County Home To Move

  

  LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. – A house at the intersection of Routes 897, 419, and 501 in Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, was moved Wednesday.

  The house sat in the way of construction on the Schaefferstown Bypass, a $9 million project that is expected to start this summer. Read More

• 200-year-old Schaefferstown home moved to avoid demolition

  

  SCHAEFFERSTOWN, Pa. (WHTM) -

  People lined up to watch in awe as a Lebanon County home was lifted from its foundation Wednesday and moved from the place where it has stood for the last 200 years. Read More

• East Franklin house finds new home

  

  Dave and Sue Lash won’t have to argue anymore over which of them should close their kitchen shutters to block out the blinding evening sun while they’re enjoying dinner. Read More