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    Antique Hand-Hewn Pre-Civil War Era Architectural Beams -- Antebellum Billups Manor

    Authentic hand-hewn cypress beams were once part of the Billups Manor built in 1852 located in Columbus, Mississippi. Can be used for architectural accents such as mantle pieces, rafters or other uses you might determine. Eleven beams total. There are seven beams that measure 22 feet in length with widths approximately 12 inches and depths approximately 6 inches. There are four beams that are 18 feet in length with widths approximately 10-12 inches and depths approximately 5 inches. Transportation is the responsibility of buyer. Can provide referral for transportation from site if requested. If interested in individual piece(s) rather than the entire lot, please contact me for additional discussion.

    Price for lot is $5500 and is well below appraisal.

    Located in Columbus Mississippi









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    wow if I was ready to build my house (still 5 years out) I would be all over these, gonna build a post and beam timber frame home someday.
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