The State Historic Preservation Office has put on the National Register a
Sears house on Long Island.  In fact we have given the not-for-profit owners
two grants for restoration work.  there are so many styles of Sears houses
one cannot assume that parts, details, fixtures are interchangable.
However, I will check at the office on friday and get the address of the
people saving this house.  Perhaps your friend could contact them tosee if
there is anything they can use.  Assuming of course that you can't convince
this person to save rather than raze the house.
Michael
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Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 9:30 PM
Subject: Re: New BP Members


>No not "level". . .tear down.  Just wondering if there is any historical
value
>to these types of houses.  Would someone like to preserve it, get pieces of
it
>etc.
>
>Bruce Kennedy