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Collier-Crichlow Carriage House
I’ve posted about the Collier-Crichlow House a couple of times before. It’s one of my favorites in the Boro, but I’ve never shared the home’s carriage house that now sits on the road behind it. It’s so unique and has a personality all its own. Swipe to see a historic picture of the Collier-Crichlow house…
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McCullough-McClarty-Jakes Home
I’m a huge fan of floor-to-ceiling windows! This is the McCullough-McClarty-Jakes Home in Murfreesboro. Built about 1892 and now home to Bill Jakes Realty.
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Blue Door Tudor in Franklin
A blue door Tudor. That’s fun to say. Yes, I did just say that out loud and you should too. Circa 1929 in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Historic House Moved 6 Times
My first thought about this home was that it looks like it might have once been a church. Turns out I was right! This house was built as a Methodist Church in the 1850s. It has been moved 6 different times.
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Historic Gibson-Henson House
The Gibson-Henson House was built right around the turn of the century in 1901. Though built by Johnnie Knight, the Gibson family is most associated with the home. The Gibson family lived here for seventy years. It was unoccupied for a decade after the Gibsons and it fell into disrepair. It was restored in 1984…
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Doctor White House – Bell Buckle
I thought I’d share one of my favorite Bell Buckle homes with you, The White House. Formerly known as The Walker Inn. It’s named for Dr. John White who had it built in 1895. He operated his practice from this home.
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Yellow Door House in Ashland
Another unexpected door color that I kinda love! Ashland, Virginia. Circa 1900
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“Little Bug” in Mandeville
Just a teeny tiny creole cottage in Mandeville known as “Little Bug”. Circa 1910.
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Athens, Alabama Old House
I love this Queen Anne. I don’t know if its that old iron gate or that keyhole window, but I’m a fan.
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House Used to Be Cow Pasture
The Henry Thomas Stratton, Sr House was built in 1897. Before the lot was sold to build the home, it was specifically used for cows. Stratton was a cashier at the People’s Deposit Bank. The home has a whopping 8 fireplaces.
