The Red House - Revision history

Woozle: more photos

2020-03-01T16:28:50Z

more photos

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	When I look at this article, it makes me feel a little ill because it's pretty much exactly how things could have been with the Red House backyard; it had the same kind of reputation locally, and the stage there was actually larger than the one at the Chatham County place. A number of people, myself included, put in an awful lot of work towards the goal of having it as a place for cultural events, and it was all basically for nothing.		When I look at this article, it makes me feel a little ill because it's pretty much exactly how things could have been with the Red House backyard; it had the same kind of reputation locally, and the stage there was actually larger than the one at the Chatham County place. A number of people, myself included, put in an awful lot of work towards the goal of having it as a place for cultural events, and it was all basically for nothing.
			==Photos==
			<gallery mode=packed>
			File:2001-08-27.dsc_001.jpg \| 2001: desk/shelf under construction on the porch
			File:2001-11-11.dsc_003.jpg \| 2001: wall shelf in my work-corner of my office
			File:2001-11-11.dsc_004.jpg \| 2001: another view of the wall-shelf
			File:2001-11-11.dsc_005.jpg \| 2001: overview of the corner
			File:2002-01-05.dsc_016.jpg \| 2001: almost certainly looking from my office into another room, must be the living room (full of stock)
			</gallery>
	==Related Pages==		==Related Pages==
	* [[:Category:Red House]]		* [[:Category:Red House]]
	* [[Red House]]: other meanings of the term		* [[Red House]]: other meanings of the term

Woozle: photo

2015-08-22T02:05:38Z

photo

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			[[File:RH0817A.adj.jpg\|thumb\|The Red House in August, 1995]]
	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small rental houses on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small rental houses on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

Woozle: categories

2015-06-25T14:42:46Z

Woozle: for rent -> rental

2010-03-14T23:30:42Z

for rent -> rental

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses ~~for rent~~ on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small rental houses on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably [[Day Trip]] (April 1996) and [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (October 1996); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably [[Day Trip]] (April 1996) and [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (October 1996); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest.

Woozle: Day Trip now has a page; corrected date

2009-06-28T01:37:45Z

Day Trip now has a page; corrected date

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (~~1995?~~) and [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (1996); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably [[Day Trip]] (April 1996) and [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (October 1996); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest.

	(Note: [[Unity Fest]] (1998) was not held at Red House due to communications issues between myself and the organizers, possibly exacerbated by Bubba's assistance as go-between. This is a story unto itself...)		(Note: [[Unity Fest]] (1998) was not held at Red House due to communications issues between myself and the organizers, possibly exacerbated by Bubba's assistance as go-between. This is a story unto itself...)

Woozle: Unity Fest was not @RH

2008-06-17T00:05:24Z

Unity Fest was not @RH

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1995?), [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (1996~~), and [[Unity Fest]] (1998~~); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest ~~and~~ (~~I think~~) ~~UnityFest~~.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1995?) and [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (1996); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest.

			(Note: [[Unity Fest]] (1998) was not held at Red House due to communications issues between myself and the organizers, possibly exacerbated by Bubba's assistance as go-between. This is a story unto itself...)

	It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:		It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:

Woozle: Unity Fest now has a page, from which I determined that its name is in two words, not one

2008-06-16T21:50:24Z

Unity Fest now has a page, from which I determined that its name is in two words, not one

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1995?), [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (1996), and ~~UnityFest~~ (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest and (I think) UnityFest.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1995?), [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (1996), and [[Unity Fest]] (1998); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest and (I think) UnityFest.

	It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:		It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:

Woozle: crosslink to new Shanti Fest page

2007-12-14T21:00:38Z

crosslink to new Shanti Fest page

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1996?) and UnityFest (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of ~~at least one of these festivals~~.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1995?), [[1996-10-26 Shanti\|Shanti Fest]] (1996), and UnityFest (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of Shanti Fest and (I think) UnityFest.

	It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:		It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:

Woozle at 14:42, 13 December 2007

2007-12-13T14:42:37Z

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	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1996?) and UnityFest (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of at least one of these festivals.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1996?) and UnityFest (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of at least one of these festivals.

			It was rather similar to the place described in this article, among others:
			* '''2006-08-23''' [http://www.indyweek.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A35752 Chatham County Rock]

			At the time, I saw it as a way of both bringing community together to make music (and possibly other art) but also bringing in money to help maintain the land. The then-owner was very nervous about this, but was reluctantly tolerating a certain amount of musical activity. When that person died, [[Rebekah\|her daughter]] took over and basically put the kibosh on the whole thing. She didn't give clear reasons for this, but I got the impression that she considered the whole thing undignified in some way. Ironically, the daughter lives in Chatham County, where architect James Carnahan didn't seem to find anything undignified about hosting music and theater gatherings on his property. Neither did the new owners when he sold the land.

			When I look at this article, it makes me feel a little ill because it's pretty much exactly how things could have been with the Red House backyard; it had the same kind of reputation locally, and the stage there was actually larger than the one at the Chatham County place. A number of people, myself included, put in an awful lot of work towards the goal of having it as a place for cultural events, and it was all basically for nothing.
	==Related Pages==		==Related Pages==
	* [[:Category:Red House]]		* [[:Category:Red House]]
	* [[Red House]]: other meanings of the term		* [[Red House]]: other meanings of the term

Woozle: updated link to other houses

2006-05-23T20:44:59Z

updated link to other houses

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of Danielsville Road~~. See [[htyp:Livia's Houses for Rent\|Livia's Houses for Rent~~]] ~~on HTYP for more about the rentals~~.		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small houses for rent on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].

	The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1996?) and UnityFest (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of at least one of these festivals.		The Red House was the home of [[Red House Media]] from 1995-2002, and hosted a number of small musical festivals in its backyard, most notably Day Trip (1996?) and UnityFest (1998?); more about these later when I find my notes. (The current owner no longer allows public events or large parties on the site.) I still have the DAT recordings of at least one of these festivals.

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	[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small rental houses on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].		[[The Red House]] was the informal name of the residential property located at 2895 Danielsville Road; it was repainted green sometime around 2002, and is currently one of several small rental houses on that stretch of [[Danielsville Road]].