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Two historic homes, Witchwood and the Victoria
House on
Soldiers Creek are now elevated,
fully restored and looking better than ever.
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Historic Silverhill's Little Hall
moved by Clay Fauver's House Movers
Between 1909 and 1914, Czechoslovakian settlers migrated to Silverhill,
and built the first public hall in the area. Known as the Bohemian Hall or Little Hall,
it served the area for nearly a century until
the storm struck on Ash Wednesday, March 2011.
The 92-year-old structure was declared a total loss, but the
Silverhill folks campaigned to save Little Hall. Clay Fauver's
House Movers were able to restore the original section of the structure and moved
it to its new location.
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August 2011
Historic Kelly House moved to Old Cahawba by Clay Fauver's House Movers
The Greek Revival cottage was moved from Valley Grande (Just north of Selma) to the Old Cahawba Archaeological Park, Orrville, Ala.
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February 1997
Family
home moved from Frisco City to Fairhope
The house travelled through Uriah, Huxford, Atmore, Bay Minette,
Stockton, Malbis, and Daphine on its way to a new home site in
Fairhope. The move made the news all along the way.
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Relocating by barge:
No problems
with utility lines or tree branches!
We can move a
house by barge to any location with water access nearby.
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August 16 1996
The Foley depot returns home.
After 24 years the historic L&N Railroad depot was returned to
Foley on August 16, 1996, from its temporary home in Magnolia
Springs.
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Relocating historic houses . . .
We were happy to relocate three historic structures from Spring
Hill Avenue to Church Street in the Oakleigh Garden District of
Mobile.
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July of 1997
(shortly after Hurricane Danny)
Home dangling over
Mobile Bay rescued
We put steel beams and rollers under the home to stabilize it
and move it away from the canyon created by Hurricane Danny.
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