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Two Philadelphia dads make a 17th-century landmark mansion fit their growing family, paying special attention to the nursery.
Cookie magazine features a home makeover story about a family outside of Philadelphia, living in a 1683 colonial-style building. The family consists of Chris, Oscar, and their son, Lucas, who was born in June 2006 via surrogate.
The family moved into the mansion - named Point Reading - in 2003 and began it's restoration immediately.
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