Another Detroit restoration, Before and After of the James Scott Mansion built in 1887 in Detroit, MI, photo by @breathing_timemachine The Schofield Building (previously known as the Euclid Ninth Tower) is a high-rise building in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The 172-foot (52 m), 14-story building is located at the southwest corner ...
Read More »1897 Queen Anne in Osceola, IA (George F. Barber)
$440,000 This home with its distinctively ornate architecture designed by the famous George F. Barber is by far one of Osceola’s most famous landmarks. It is in the National registry of Historic homes and has been featured in HGTV magazine. Painted with incredible detail, it features intricate gingerbread trim, a ...
Read More »The George Keenan House, Madison, WI
Before you ask, let me say it: the mansard roof is a later addition of 1870. The house was originally built as an Italianate and seems to have an intact Italianate façade; the roof was simply altered to keep up with the Second Empire fashion. When looking at it, you ...
Read More »The McInteer Villa
John McInteer was born in Ireland in 1827 and came to the United States alone as a boy. He settled first in Philadelphia and later in Indiana, where he learned the trade of harness making. Hearing of the opportunities existing in the West, he moved to Kansas in the early ...
Read More »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. ...
Read More »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 ...
Read More »1885 Victorian For Sale in Natchez, Mississippi
$680,000 1016 Main St, Natchez, MS 39120 Historically significant Victorian home on over one acre of land in downtown Natchez. Pride of ownership show throughout. Pool. Great architectural details. Would be a great bed and breakfast. Property Website
Read More »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, ...
Read More »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 ...
Read More »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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