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In some countires, more and more people are becoming interested in finding out about the history of the house or building they live in. What are the reasons for this? How can people research this?

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There is a tendency that
people
 are more interested in the
history
 of the
buildings
 where they live and
this
 interest has significant reasons to occur. The following essay will try to find out what are those and the way how individuals can research their house's
history
.
First
 of all, why are
people
 even
curies
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curious
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 about it? Since the 21st century started, governments all around the world, have been trying to preserve old
buildings
.
Then
, for most of the past century houses were filled with
people
,
consequently
 making them concerned about their condition. Some of the houses have not been maintained for years, so
people
 may experience some domestic issues,
such
 as water pouring from a rooftop and more.
Moreover
, these old
buildings
 might be placed in those streets that have not been noisy and crowdy until nowadays, and the
people
 are likely to find out what are those architectural and planning issues that caused
such
 problems and it all leads to
buildings
history
 where they can be found.
Secondly
, it needs to be found out how and what certain individuals should look at their house
history
. Maybe to most ,
people
 the best of research would become the internet. It will allow us to search for information and find those events that happened in past, that led to the current situation. Actually, the internet is able to contact anyone who used to live old house and it can provide researchers with useful information and they will not lose a considerable amount of time. Overall, it can be seen what made
people
 get interested in the
history
 of their own houses and there are many ways to find out it.
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