uring the Pandemic, Bo Sullivan freed his modest 1890s Queen Anne house from its skin of he says. (the original cladding). Those in made with fly ash, or in rot-proof PVC board. Even the shingles in the gable had to be replaced. Everything was . • , or ghosting, of some of the decorative trim once on the house—notably the turned posts on the porch, which Sullivan duplicated. He took some liberties in replacing missing gingerbread elements, basing them on a salvaged bargeboard on the gable.
