Crawford House kindly sent me the following explanation which I very much appreciate. None the less, safe guard your historic structures. Judy Judith - Thank you for your communication to me regarding the historic Lambert House. I can assure you that there have been no changes to this building other than removing the asbestos siding in 2003. The replacement siding was approved by the historical society including the color. The roof of this building was not raised and the old Dutch door in the basement is just as it has been for many years. If you are looking at our web site, the building that appears is a new building constructed in 2005. It sits on the site of the old barn (to the left of the garage). The old barn had no historical significance and was approved for demolition. On occasion, we have visitors whose ancestors occupied the farm house and they enjoy being able to connect with this structure. I can assure you that the farm house still stands as it has for many, many years. If I can provide any additional information, please let me know. Thank you. Linda