When the house was "updated" in the 1940's and a kitchen, bath, closet, and hall were added, the foundation was constructed of cinder block. When facing the front of the house the cinder block went from the left side of the front of the house, around the south side of the house,to the rear of the house to the cement walkway out of the back door. So just last week we had the cinder block covered with square cut TN limestone and it looks great. It matches the stable's stone. The stone came from Pennington Stone, and the Travises laid it. It has made a world of difference. Next project? a stone patio! (Andy is yet to learn of this:))
When the house was "updated" in the 1940's and a kitchen, bath, closet, and hall were added, the foundation was constructed of cinder block. When facing the front of the house the cinder block went from the left side of the front of the house, around the south side of the house,to the rear of the house to the cement walkway out of the back door. So just last week we had the cinder block covered with square cut TN limestone and it looks great. It matches the stable's stone. The stone came from Pennington Stone, and the Travises laid it. It has made a world of difference. Next project? a stone patio! (Andy is yet to learn of this:))
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