In 2017 my wife and I purchased a historic Bolton Hill town home. We often wondered if these 100+ year old walls could talk, what stories they would tell. My curiosity soon got the better of me as I found myself helplessly googling our new address to find any bits of our house history. My efforts produced only a small list of names, the majority unearthed from spotty historic society bulletins. I explained my situation to Kristine and worked with her to tailor a house history search that would produce a list of previous owners. The results were overwhelming. Kristine produced a 32-page report detailing the life of my house, from the first owners of the land upon which our house was built on to the most recent deed to our home. The list included all previous owners, snippets of their occupation and historical significance, the names of each family member (including names of African-American servants / cooks who lived in the house). Kristine understand that the house was rented out for a period of time, compiled an additional list of renters’ names and businesses such as a doctor’s office, which once resided in the house. Kristine provided all the small bits of info she uncovered during her search such as an image of an advertisement in the Baltimore Sun from the early 1900’s for a previous resident selling a grand piano from our address. The level of detail blew my mind. It was more than I expected to receive and in addition to fulfilling my agonizing curiosity, we now have a professionally tailored provenance of our house history that we can sink our imagination into and pass along to the next owners. I believe all historic houses should have their story pieced together. What a great investment! I’m still impressed at how Kristine was able to link all these disparate data sources together and bring them to life for us. She provides a very unique service and we are truly grateful to have found her.