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The Hill-Jones House circa 1855 – Cedar Point, NC

The 150-year-old “Octagon House” sits on property that was originally granted by King George III to Thomas Lee in 1713. This land was once an Indian camping ground – evidenced by shell beds and pottery found along the banks of the sound. In 1765, William Hill, from Lunenberg County, Virginia, purchased what had ...

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1417 San Antonio

A Queen Anne Revisited Story by Jerri Holan Award Recipients: John & Lynn Faris, Owners; Stephen Rynerson, Rynerson O’Brien Architecture; Skeeter Jones, Clearheart Fine Design and Building; Lynne Rutter, Colorist; Myron Olson, Olson Painting This is the story of a Queen Anne that has changed her outfit not once, not ...

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Co-Nita Manor

Co-Nita Manor (c. 1909) stands neglected in Uniontown, Alabama. The Neo-Classical house was built by Dr. Solon Lycurgus Coleman (1874-1938). It has a central double-leaf entrance with fanlights and sidelights on both floors. The house has a full-height portico with paired Corinthian columns and a main portico with smaller Corinthian ...

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414&430 N Central Ave, Richland Center,

Sold Public Remarks: Fall in love with this Victorian Gem. Beautifully maintained. Original woodwork throughout the home. Open staircase. Parquet floors. Three fireplaces. Full basement with an interior & exterior entrance. 2 Claw foot bath tubs. Two lots/Two homes, being the large victorian house, and the carriage house. New roof and ...

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Haden House

It is almost impossible to pass the late Gothic or Victorian gingerbread house in Ladonia, Texas, known as the Haden homeplace without experiencing a nostalgia for yesteryear.  When one steps through the gate of the delicate iron fence, one takes a trip back in time.  The tall steeple on the ...

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2215 Raymond Ave Missoula MT

This Iconic Missoula residence is nestled in the heart of the Rattlesnake Valley, originally built as a catalog home in 1896. This property has undergone a complete era specific remodel mixing the charm and history of the original features with the conveniences of state of the art updates and additions. ...

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Ivy Vale Plantation

This 1818 vernacular farmhouse in northwest Louisiana stood vacant for 39 years before being restored as a home and event venue in 2017-2018. Originally a simple dog-trot house, it was expanded later with the wing on the left and the partial porch enclosure on the right. It reminds us that ...

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Kirkwood Plantation, Eutaw, AL

The Kirkwood Plantation is a four story Greek Revival House built between 1857 and 1860. Foster Mark Kirksey, a cotton merchant who also had land on the Black Warrior River, commissioned the building in 1857 and it was finished in 1860.[i] It is located in Eutaw, Greene County, Alabama along ...

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