We Owe It to Our Children to Build Things That Last
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The author and her husband purchased an old house in St. Paul, Minnesota, just before its 100th anniversary. They were drawn to its original features and the opportune market following the 2008 financial crisis. The essay also includes a list of other articles.
- The author and her husband bought an old house in St. Paul, Minnesota.
- The house was a 1.5-story stick-built home in an established urban neighborhood.
- They purchased the house at a low price after the 2008 financial crisis.
- The author is Bonnie Kristian, deputy editor at Christianity Today.
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