It seems to me that sometimes there were modifiactions made on site, perhaps a few bucks to the framers, so they would create a bump out for the kitchen.Even today, when you build new construction, the city requires 5 full sets of paper prints to review and approve; they get rubber stamped and I believe archived, but I don't know how long they keep them. 

@Rick Baggenstoss the link below provide some insight on Bellwood Quarry/Westside Park http://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/2012/03/27/take-the-tour.php#morehttp://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/categories/beltline.phpAzeez

Then call the County Appraisal Districts for those counties, and ask for the archives or records department.

BP also has it's own podcast in itunes for you to listen to as well.

[Surprisingly when the house was (re)wired in the 1950s, fuse panels were put into each side of each floor of the main house (essentially each room) and the rooms were wired to the local panel, which was back-hauled to a shutoff in the basement].The last remaining descendants, who themselves are getting on - live quite some distance away, and have been maintaining the house out of its own fund (the estate has/had a trust), but now want to be rid of the burden.I could turn it into six nice apartments - but unless I destroyed the character of the building in the process, the operating costs {10K/year to heat) would make it un-viable.  

It even has it's own podcast in itunes.

The rule that they MUST archive every post they create on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, heck, even here on BiggerPockets - is quite a tall order.You want to make good money, offer archiving services for Financial service firms of all their online posting and interactions!

Because he didn't close 100+ deals in his first 18 months in the business and the shills that run Bigger Pockets know this but don't care and promote it anyway because it creates download numbers in iTunes and ad clicks on the site that generate revenue. 

I get to watch all the archived webinars, I just watched 10 years to 10 million and it was really good step by step walk through the calculators.

Are there more episodes outside of iTunes?