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McMinnville Victorian House
A little ray of old house sunshine in this little nook of West Main in McMinnville. ☀️
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Dr. T. J. Jackson House – Liberty
This Liberty, Tennessee house was built in 1885 and was home to Dr. Thomas Jackson. He was a well-known physician in this small town. He married his wife, Nettie, just a couple years after the home was built. “For more than 50 years Dr. Jackson had practiced his profession in this section. Since his retirement…
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Ambrose House – Nashville
This has got to be one of the most beautiful homes in Nashville. The Ambrose House was built in 1880 and designed by famed architect of the Ryman Auditorium, Hugh Cathcart Thompson. It’s been beautifully restored, but it hasn’t always looked this great. Check out the older picture from the National Register. This was in…
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1925 Cottage in Murfreesboro
I’ve got another adorable cottage for you today! We’re back in Murfreesboro with this beautiful home built in 1925. It contributes to the East Main Street Historic District. ✨
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Tennessee Backroads Home
An abandoned beauty on the Tennessee backroads and it’s a bit of a tearjerker.
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Victorian in Lieper’s Fork
There’s a little village (when I say little, I mean about 650 folks) just west of Franklin, Tennessee called Lieper’s Fork. It hasn’t always been called that though. It started out as Benton Town, named for Thomas Hart Benton who served in the Tennessee Legislature and later as a US Senator from Missouri. The Bentons…
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Murfreesboro Tudor House
Another little fairytale house, this time in Murfreesboro! This Tudor was built in 1930 and is one of my favorite oldies in the Boro. That catslide and that red door just pop!
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M. D. Anderson House, Jackson
Here’s a little Jackson, Tennessee history for ya. Have you ever heard of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center? It’s the largest cancer center in the US located in Houston, Texas. There’s a connection between these two places that some may not know about. Monroe Dunaway Anderson was born in Jackson, Tennessee on what was called…
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Wilkes-Baird House, Columbia
I think I mention this house at least once a year. It’s a favorite to say the least! The Wilkes-Baird Home, in Columbia, was built in 1885. The owners told me that the next two homes beside this one were built by the same family and that three sisters lived in a row!
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Shelbyville, Tennessee Tudor
It was my first time noticing this little cutie in Shelbyville. It was built in 1940 and hasn’t been on the market for over 40 years. I’m always surprised at the amount of Tudor architecture in Shelbyville. It’s the oldest town in the county, but went through several phases of architecture during its development.
