This Old House

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onor the past, save what’s best, and rebuild the rest: That’s been the guiding principle at from the beginning—and it’s how we’ve approached giving our magazine an upgrade, ’s resident experts as well as other pros, and featuring reader success stories, too. We’re excited to share this new, upgraded magazine with you, and hope you’ll keep letting us know how we’re doing. Because while we do the work of putting these pages together, this is really your magazine.

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