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1880 Second Empire Victorian in Winsted, Connecticut (PHOTOS)

  Instagram user newenglandeyes Instagram user newenglandeyes 1880 Second Empire Victorian in Winsted, Connecticut 55 Walnut Street, Winsted, Connecticut, United States, 06098 Located in the historic town of Winsted, Connecticut, this 5,016 square foot 1880s home was once a residence and now operates as the Maloney Funeral Home. Property records ...

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1861 FIXER UPPER IN RADFORD VIRGINIA

1861 Fixer Upper For Sale In Radford Virginia SOLD $159,000 5335 Old Pagelyn Rd, Radford, Virginia, 24141 3 beds ¦ 2 baths ¦ 2,400 sqft ¦ 1 acre Fixer-Upper Property Website Realtor Information: Edward Gallimore ¦ United Country Blue Ridge Land and Auction- Christiansburg About This 1861 Fixer Upper For ...

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1925 HISTORIC HOUSE IN WASHINGTON GEORGIA

1925 Historic House For Sale In Washington Georgia SOLD $375,000 Property Website Realtor Information: Kimberly Smith ¦ Southern Classic Realty ¦ 706-799-9805 About This 1925 Historic House For Sale In Washington Georgia History and Charm is what you find behind the gates of this beautiful Historic Washington home within walking ...

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Historical Homes Of America (10 PICS)

Madison Cooper House, Waco, TX. Construction on the historic Cooper House, home of Mr. and Mrs. Madison Alexander Cooper Sr., began in 1905 and was completed in 1907. The house has both Victorian proportion and Greek revival detailing which represented the finest turn-of-the-century architecture. The Cooper House serves as the ...

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The Claremont House

SPOILERS AHEAD: If you’ve binged Volume 1 of the latest season of Netflix’s Stranger Things, then you’ll know this striking Second Empire manor plays a prominent role throughout the story. It is the former home of character Victor Creel and current lair of the show’s villain, Vecna. The home is ...

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Henry Overholser Mansion-TAKE A LOOK INSIDE

The mansion was built by Henry Overholser, considered to be the “father of Oklahoma City” by many, and his socialite wife Anna Overholser, and is considered to be Oklahoma City’s first mansion. Overholser bought the land for the purpose of building a residence in 1901 and, when built, the mansion was located away ...

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Kimberly Crest Home and Gardens

Kimberly Crest House and Gardens in Redlands is a 22 room 7,000 square foot Victorian era estate with over 6 acres of Italian Renaissance styled gardens. Built in 1893, it was designed in the Châteauesque style by Oliver Perry Dennis and Lyman Farwell for Mrs. Cornelius Hill, a prominent Redlands ...

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The History of The Burrus House

Judge J. C. Burrus began construction of the Burrus House in 1858. The Judge and his wife, the former Margaret Louisa McGehee, had moved from Huntsville, AL to the Mississippi Delta in 1842, and settled in the frontier of newly-formed Bolivar County. After a few years the Judge bought a ...

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