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The Gilbert Russell/Russell-Rotch Abbe House

1805. “Gilbert Russell House.” This palatial pink palace was originally a Federal style home, built by Russell, a New Bedford whaling merchant. A later owner, Dr. Edward Abbe, a noted surgeon, added the mansard roof and other non-Federal details. He owned the house from 1868 until his death in 1897. ...

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1904 Neoclassical For Sale in Kinston, North Carolina

$397,000 1201 N Queen Street, Kinston, NC 28501 Sarahurst; a graceful structural brick Neo-Classical Revival house, built circa 1902-1904, on the National Register of Historic Places–a treasure trove of history and lore. –5368 ft. plus full attic and basement –.72 acre w/ magnolia, oak, and pecan trees. –6 bedrooms –3 baths ...

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1888 BOGGS MANSION IN PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA

SOLD $1,999,990 604 W North Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15212 Property Website ABOUT THIS 1888 BOGGS MANSION FOR SALE IN PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA This historic gem overlooks West Park and was once the illustrious Boggs Mansion, an architectural treasure built by Longfellow, Alden, & Harlow in 1888, designed by the iconic H.H. Richardson, ...

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1890 VICTORIAN IN LEXINGTON ILLINOIS

Closed $4,500,000 10 N Spencer St, Lexington, Illinois, 61753 Property Website ABOUT THIS 1890 VICTORIAN FOR SALE IN LEXINGTON ILLINOIS Here’s something truly out of the ordinary. An Extraordinary offering of historical magnificence. This impeccably restored 1898 Victorian residence stands as a testament to timeless elegance and contemporary living. The expansive ...

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Macon’s 1927 Villa Albicini Designed After the Italian Chapel

$1,500,000 OFF MARKET 3 beds, 3 baths, 3,420sqft Known locally as the ‘Villa Albicini’, this remarkable, pavilion-sized villa was designed and built by famed architect Philip Trammell Schutze in 1927 and is a beacon of classical architecture and Italian Baroque tradition. Commissioned by Macon’s Horgan family, this stunning home was ...

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Heck Andrews House

Among the first grand residences built in Raleigh after the Civil War, the Heck-Andrews House set the tone for the subsequent development of North Blount Street as an enclave of the well-to-do. Industrialist Jonathan McGee Heck had the towering Second Empire house constructed for his wife Mattie in 1869 on ...

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Historic Webster House

It didn’t take long for Thomas E. Webster to enter a life of service to others. Born in 1848 to Ebon and Margaret Webster in New York, he ran away from home to join the Union Army in 1864, at age 16. After an honorable discharge from the military, he ...

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Sauer Castle

Anton Sauer, born in Germany in 1823, moved to New York City in 1858 to join his mother and sisters. However, due to his worsening case of tuberculosis and the death of his wife, Francesca, in 1868, he decided to move his family to Kansas City. After his business became ...

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1886 Eastlake Victorian home

SOLD Welcome to Ainslie. Majestically sitting on the corner of Church Road and New Second Street is this Eastlake Victorian home built in 1886 by Charles Hammond. Now you can own a piece of history. You won~t be disappointed as you explore every inch of this incredible beauty. Because of ...

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