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Fayetteville, TN Italianate
I love this unique Italianate in Fayetteville, Tennessee! Circa 1853.
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Historic Harriman Home
The Sparks-Tarwater House in Harriman. Circa 1912. I’m digging that huge porch!
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Gospel Hill Historic Home
The Caldwell House in Staunton, Virginia was built in 1898. It contributes to the Gospel Hill Historic District which was given its name in the 1790s when religious meetings were held at Sampson Eagon’s blacksmith shop in the area.
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Highland Park Historic Home
The Highland Park neighborhood in Richmond is slowly getting a face lift and it shows. This home there was built in 1895 and has been renovated over the last few years. I love seeing old homes being brought back to life again!
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Adairville, KY Gothic Home
A little gothic revival cutie for you today. All that trim is like icing! Circa 1925 in Kentucky. Photo creds go to my husband on this one. Great job babe!
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Victorian Haggard House
The Haggard House in Rockwood, Tennessee. Circa 1905. The Queen Anne mixed with those big colonial columns makes this one interesting. Haggard was a lawyer and a local leader in politics. He lived here with his wife Katherine.
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Unique Harriman House
The Gibson House was built circa 1892 in Harriman, Tennessee. It was built for David Gibson who began Gibson Agricultural Works. They made farm equipment. His home was described as “unique in its architectural design with a rounded front of general design and very pleasing.” Unique indeed!
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Colorful Ashland, Virginia Victorian
How about a bit of color?! The Chenery House was built around 1891. James and Ida raised 5 children here including Christopher Chenery who was known for breeding and foaling the famous Secretariat! He became ill and his daughter Penny took over and Secretariat went on to take the victory at the 1973 Triple Crown.…
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Historic Elizabethton House
The Taylor House in Elizabethton, Tennessee was built in the 1880s by Dr. Abraham Jobe. It was owned by Robert Taylor who was part of the infamous Taylor brothers that were known for Tennessee’s “War of the Roses”. Alf and Robert Taylor both ran against each other for Tennessee governor in 1886. One was a…
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C.W. Miller House in Staunton
Circa 1899, the C. W. Miller House is an iconic piece of history in Staunon, Virginia. It housed the Mary Baldwin College’s music department for many years, but was converted back to a private residence in 1993. Over 6,000 square feet!
