Customer Reviews

Old House Journal (2-year)

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My house is 100 years old and it is under partially renovation. I thought I may be able to get some good ideas from this magazine. It is a very thin magazine with the same advertisements in each issue. I receive 3 issues at once, one current, the other 2 go back 4 months. I wasnt too happy about that either. So far, it is more decorating, less renovation. No before and after picture of projects that incorporate a totally new floor plan.

A must have for all "Do it yourselfers". Interesting articles and easy to understand project instructions.

Great DIY projects on a budget, and I love the photos! For more photos of old houses, their website[...] features most of their home tours.

I was pretty excited to find this magazine online and wanted to subscribe until I read ALLOW 12-16 weeks for delivery. Columbus could have delivered the magazine sooner.

If you have bought an older house and want inspriration and motivation to keep up the remodeling this magazine is great. Not too many ads like some of the other magazines.

Absolutely great hands-on information as well as fascinating histories of old houses. It's not about how to update, but how to preserve your home. I couldn't put the first issue down until I had read the whole thing!

Old House Journal is a great publication that gives great insight and motivation for those really into older home restoration, preservation, and renovation. Ranges from complete and accurate restoration to new spaces that complement the existing and allow for modern conveniences/lifestyles. Great regular reading material.

My daughter has a 90-year-old bungalow in Maine, and reads this magazine cover to cover. It answers so many of her design and decorating questions.

I ordered this on January 31st and here it is, March 19th and I've never received an issue. I understand that it takes time to process, but sheesh! I'm VERY DISAPPOINTED in the quality of the service.