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Real estate continues to be one of the best long-term investments that someone can make. While there continues to be new construction taking place in cities all over the country, finding ways to incorporate the charm of older real estate trends is very important

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Kenny Herold has had many years of experience restoring aging and historic old buildings and along the way, he developed an interest in fine whiskey, bourbon, and scotch. Even though Kenny Herold is from Minnesota, he enjoys many aspects of handcrafted and specialty whiskey from the creation process to trying new brands.

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When most people think of infrastructure, they think about roads, highways, bridges, power generation, and railroads. Infrastructure is composed of a number of different sectors, and one important element of infrastructure includes buildings.

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Conservation carpentry Guru Kenny Alan Herold says that preserving history and triggering a sense of nostalgia will play a key role in helping the United States economy grow post the pandemic.

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As a professional restoration carpenter, Kenny Herold has a passion when it comes to bringing old buildings back to life. He has cultivated this passion from an interest in historical buildings at an early age. Kenny enjoyed old buildings when he was younger so he naturally gravitated to a career in building restoration.

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Historians will say that saving historic buildings across the country is a no-brainer. However, the task is often easier said than done. Historic buildings are often destroyed and replaced with more modern structures, shopping complexes, resorts, and more.

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Charleston was is a city renowned for its historic architecture. In fact, the city was designated the United States’ first historic district. People travel from around the world to marvel at the historic buildings, copper lanterns, and cobblestone streets. Kenny Herold is a carpenter with an expertise in restoring the integrity of historic buildings.

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Real estate development has always been a way to transform a city or neighborhood. While a lot of real estate development involves tearing down old properties and building new ones, there are other ways to transform a city.

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Kenny Herold says what he means, and he does what he says he is going to do, and from carpentry to restoring history, for restoration carpenter Kenny Herold, that means leading by example. From day one, Kenny Herold knew he wanted to build