The house is in near original condition: it still has the annunciator system, steel casement windows, double-door compartment for milk deliveries in the kitchen and a special curved radiator in the circular front hall.
"The house is simply a gem that has managed to retain a great deal of its historical integrity, which is quite rare for these times when it is easier and often far more profitable to tear down a house than to preserve and restore it to its original or near original state," Paul Loether, architectural historian for the Connecticut Historical Commission, said.
Restimulation of previously hydraulically-fractured wells can restore productivity to near original levels.
When using adult moths as response taxa, species composition was resilient to timber harvest under shelterwood management, recovering to the near original condition three years post treatment.
Today only a few, like the Hatch residence, owned by the filmmaker Spike Lee, are in near-original shape.
The neighborhood attracts young families looking for old houses in near-original condition, something the neighborhood has in abundance, the listing agent said.
Mr. Jones's creation at 64th Street, now a J. P. Morgan Private Wealth Management Office, is in near-original condition, and crews are carefully repainting the wooden trim and windows, which have magically rippling glass of the old style.
AT the north corner of 150th Street and St. Nicholas Place in Harlem, the impressive 1888 stone mansion of the circus entrepreneur James A. Bailey is in near-original condition, and for sale for $10 million.
It is concluded that 20 years of natural regeneration following cloud forest disturbance in central-eastern Mexico is capable of producing near-original hydrological behavior.
