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Treasure Hunters

WeHome by Erica Ciccarone

Mar 3, 201833:25Government & Organizations

Brent Coursey has always had a passion for breathing new life into old things. He opened Woodstock Vintage Lumber in 1996 and moved to the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood in Nashville a few years later. He tells the Woods...

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