About Us
WHO WE ARE
Founded in 2020, House History is the result of a shared passion for history, architecture, and community. Our founder, Carolyn Anifalaje, now resides in the charming suburbs of the DC area known as Bethesda-Chevy Chase, surrounded by a wealth of remarkable historical homes and situated right next to Washington, D.C., a city steeped in history.
It was from this rich background that we recognized a void – a dedicated space where people could share the profound stories of the homes that have shaped their lives. We firmly believe that every home holds a unique story waiting to be uncovered.
Join our thriving online community and make your home’s story a part of our collective narrative. Whether you want to reminisce about generations past, admire architectural marvels, or simply share your home’s distinctive character, House History provides the stage. Now we can create a collective archive to last, we have the opportunity to breathe life into buildings, where memories are etched, and the tapestry of the past seamlessly intertwines with the present.
Welcome to House History, where your home’s story takes its rightful place in our shared history, inspiring future generations along the way.
HOUSE HISTORY
What you gain from joining the community…
Every Home Has a Story
Do you hear that? It’s a hiss-story in the making, akin to an old record that we need to take care of throughout time. Our community revolves around the meticulous preservation of the past while weaving in our unique voices to embrace the new. Share your story with us now and discover new insights about your home along the way!
Let’s Write History Together
Sign up today to become a part of our vibrant community. Our values of history, architecture, and community thrive through storytelling, and your participation adds depth to our shared narrative.
Discover Your Neighborhood
Uncover the hidden gems of your neighborhood through the stories shared by others. By signing up, you not only connect with a community that values the voices of its members but also play a pivotal role in revealing the richness of our collective neighborhood heritage.
