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Slideshow: Perfect Man Caves

1Raymond Martin builds stock cars in the first floor garage below his cubbyhole.
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2Raymond Martin builds stock cars in the first floor garage below his cubbyhole.
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Max Burkhalter
3Raymond Martin’s cubbyhole holds his racing medals and trophies.
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Max Burkhalter
4Raymond Martin’s cubbyhole holds his racing medals and trophies.
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Max Burkhalter
5Brad Klein’s study is a two-story temple of sports memorabilia.
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6Brad Klein’s study is a two-story temple of sports memorabilia.
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Max Burkhalter
7The study displays memorabilia from Baseball Hall of Famers, Football Hall of Famers, Heisman Trophy winners and more.
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8The study displays memorabilia from Baseball Hall of Famers, Football Hall of Famers, Heisman Trophy winners and more.
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Max Burkhalter
9Bob Morgan and his friends spend Thursday nights at his ice house—The Pour House.
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Max Burkhalter
10Bob Morgan and his friends spend Thursday nights at his ice house—The Pour House.
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Max Burkhalter
11Here, Morgan et al. shoot pool, play video games, drink Shiner Bock on draft, and engage in pretty much the same hijinks one sees over on West Alabama.
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Max Burkhalter
12Here, Morgan et al. shoot pool, play video games, drink Shiner Bock on draft, and engage in pretty much the same hijinks one sees over on West Alabama.
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Max Burkhalter

The old concept of man cave as junk room—where the boys retreat to watch football and spill beer and pretzels on the couch undisturbed—is passé. Increasingly, men are trading Neanderthal for neat, creating retreats every bit as thoughtful and tasteful as the rest of the house.