# Restoring History

> Restoration services for vintage homes and house museums
> Last updated: 2026-09-15

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- [Pittock Mansion](https://restoringhistory.com/projects/pittock-mansion/): Pittock Mansion Museum Kitchen Restoration Project Scope: KitchenYear home built: 1914 Introduction The Pittock Mansion was completed in 1914 for Henry and Georgiana Pittock. The Mansion was designed by Edward T. Foulkes in the French Renaissance Chateau style. It had many technologically cutting edge features, such as a central vacuum system, intercom, and a large […]
- [Historic Home Restoration Projects](https://restoringhistory.com/home-projects/):   The restoration work of Karla Pearlstein Take a tour of historic home restorations Historic Home Restorations KAREN 1940’s Kitchen Karen  fell in love with the image of a sunny yellow kitchen with a cherry red linoleum floor and Karla helped bring that image to life. READ ABOUT THIS PROJECT ANNA 1941 Kitchen Anna’s 1941 home […]
- [Gamble House](https://restoringhistory.com/projects/gamble-house/): Gamble House Museum Kitchen Restoration Project Scope: KitchenYear home built: 1908 Introduction The Gamble House was built in 1908 for David and Mary Gamble. It was designed by the architects Greene and Greene. The Gamble House is one of the finest surviving examples Greene and Greene designs because it is so intact. Because the house […]
- [Museum Projects](https://restoringhistory.com/museum-projects/): The restoration work of Karla Pearlstein Take a tour of historic house museum renovations Historic Museum Restorations DEEPWOOD ESTATE 1894 Home The Dr. Luke A. Port House was built in 1894 and was designed by William C. Knighton. It is in the Queen Anne style and features multiple beautiful Povey stained glass windows. READ ABOUT […]
- [Deepwood Museum and Gardens](https://restoringhistory.com/projects/deepwood-museum-and-gardens/): Deepwood Musuem and Gardens Kitchen Restoration Project Scope: HomeYear home built: 1894 Introduction The Dr. Luke A. Port House (now Deepwood Museum and Gardens) was built in 1894 and was designed by William C. Knighton. It is in the Queen Anne style and features multiple beautiful Povey stained glass windows. In the 1970’s the house […]

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