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Historic Kentucky Home
I think this may be my first Kentucky house feature! This one is located in Adairville, Kentucky and was built in 1901. It’s home and studio to an artist named Charles Brindley. He works out of several old Victorians in this little town. I always love a good turret!
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Milky Way Farm (Yes, That Milky Way!)
Check out Milky Way Farm in Pulaski, Tennessee! Why is it called Milky Way Farm you ask? Because it was home to Franklin C. Mars, inventor of the Milky Way! He moved to Tennessee from Chicago and had this home built for he and his family in 1931. At this point, the Milky Way was…
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Gorgeous Queen Anne in Harriman
Gorgeous Queen Anne in Harriman, Tennessee. Circa 1895.
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Restoration in Richmond
This one in Richmond, Virginia has come a long way! Foreclosed on in 2014, it has gotten a complete renovation. Simple in architecture, but I do spy some detailed cutouts on that eave! Circa 1905.
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Pretty in Pink in Rockwood
In honor of the first day and May, I’ve got another pink one for you! This one is the Elijah Ingrahm House located in Rockwood, Tennessee and was built in 1900.
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Yellow Beauty in Fayetteville
A golden oldie on Mulberry. Circa 1895 in Fayetteville, Tennesssee.
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The Owl’s Eyes Glow at Night!
It’s hard to believe this is a historic house! “Oakdene” in Staunton, Virginia was built in 1893 for Lieutenant Governor Edward Echols. Its been meticulously restored over the last 25 years. This one is FULL of neat features including a secret door (to the wine cellar), library with rolling ladder, and even an elevator. If…
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Historic Richmond Home
White with the tiniest bit of gold! I’m circaless on this one in Richmond, Virginia.
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Massive 1930 Home in Mt Pleasant
The Wiley Harris House. Circa 1930 in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. Wiley was a farmer and phosphate landowner. Mount Pleasant used to be known as “The Phosphate Capital of the World”.
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Springy Scene in Ashland
If this scene doesn’t scream spring, I don’t know what does! Circa 1900. One of my new favorite little cities is Ashland, Virginia! It’s a little railroad town jam-packed with gorgeous old homes. Pop in if you’re ever nearby!
