Summary Explore a 200-year old Dutch barn from upstate New York that's now a country home in Mississippi; a crumbling Lake Ontario lighthouse restored to its former glory; a Chicago firehouse whose conversion is almost too authentic; and a hundred-year old Cleveland printing factory that's the centerpiece of a downtown renewal. Check out a charming schoolhouse in beachy Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi; a historic livery in Birmingham, Alabama, that's now a hip live-work space for a photographer and her family; and a couple's Berkshires, Massachusetts, home that was once the business hub of a thriving iron works. Then go inside a New Orleans shipping container home that shows lot size doesn't matter if you're creative; visit a Connecticut homeowner whose barn extension is one of the wildest home renovations you'll ever see; and drop in on a Wisconsin church whose residential conversion seems divinely inspired. These one-of-a-kind homes and their visionary homeowners prove that with a little imagination, you can live in almost anything.

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