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Renovated Church in Canton
Dec 10, 2009
Tom and Ava Love recently purchased an old First Congregational Church in Canton and are renovating it into a one-bedroom cottage for themselves.
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Pews used to fill the spaces where family will gather and dinners will be served.
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The floors were stripped of glue from the carpets and two coats of finish were applied to restore the original hardwood.
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A working fireplace, old world Welsh mantel and a 1920s chandelier add warmth to the open spaces of the church.
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While maintaining much of the 100-year-old craftsmanship, Tom and Ava couldn't resist adding modern appeal to the bathroom and lighting.
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The old bell still sits in the tower.
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The restored stained glass with afternoon lighting.
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The tall restored windows allow for natural light that fills the large open spaces.
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