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Abner Polk House – Hattiesburg
The Abner Polk House, in Hattiesburg, was built in 1905 for he and his wife, Ida. Abner Polk was the superindendent of schools. This was the first house in Hattiesburg to have Corinthian columns and it used to have a wrap-around porch. Ruth and Ed Polk removed this in 1950. The home was in…
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Hattiesburg Queen Anne
Built in 1895, this southern charmer can be found in Hattiesburg’s Historic Neighborhood. It has a lot of cool details including that lovely gingerbread, but I read that this home also has reclaimed windows from St. Dominic’s in New Orleans. I’m wondering if those could be the arched windows you see to the left? Either…
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Dutch Manor House, Hattiesburg
I’ve got another “barn house” for ya. It’s been a while since I’ve shared this blue-ty. You can find this one in historic Hattiesburg, Mississippi and it’s a faaaaaave. It’s known as the Dutch Manor and was built in 1900. It contributes to the Hattiesburg Historic District. 💙
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Glenmore House, Hattiesburg
The Glenmore House, in Hattiesburg, was built in 1890 for a druggist named John H. Bertrand. In 1896, it was purchased by J. P. Carter, who was Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi in 1903. He was also the president of Hattiesburg National Bank of Commerce. This was the first brick house ever built in the city…
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Gorgeous Hattiesburg Tudor
A fairytale Tudor in Hattiesburg, Mississippi is just what I needed today! This beauty was built in 1935.
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Circa 1900 House in Hattiesburg
This house is a mood. Circa 1900 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
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Periwinkle House in Hattiesburg
Here we are on the last day of 2021. I’m ready for a fresh new year. How about you? This cute little periwinkle home is a part of the Hattiesburg Historic Neighborhood. It was built around 1900. One of my favorite parts of old homes are the transoms over the front doors with the house…
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Hattiesburg House, Circa 1890
MERRY CHRISTMAS from this old house lover to YOU! I pray your heart is full and your day is blessed! ~John 3:16 Circa 1890 in Hattiesburg.
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Dutch Manor in Hattiesburg
It’s a blue Christmas for this Dutch Colonial. Circa 1900, it’s known as the Dutch Manor in Hattiesburg.
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Hattiesburg Home, Circa 1900
Ho, Ho, Ho in Hattiesburg! A little 1900 Christmas cutie.
