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Burned and Rebuilt in Mt Pleasant
Walnut Grove, in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee was originally built in 1824, but burned and was torn down in 1857. The current structure was completed the following year in 1858. The only surviving piece of the original estate was the detached kitchen, built in 1824, which still stands today on the property. It’s the oldest brick
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Historic Hay Long House
• Heavenly on Hay Long •This beautifully unique Queen Anne Victorian is located in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. It was built in 1885 and has retained so many of its original features. It even has a cute little cottage in the back. I love this one!
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Mt Pleasant Federal Revival
The bushes are taking over this federal revival home in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. This home was built in 1905 for D. W. Shofner who was the founder and first president of the First National Bank.
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Old Chapel Gets New Life as Events Venue
This little white church was built in 1903 as an Episcopal church in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. It’s now known as Hay Long Chapel and plans to be used for weddings and events.
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Historic Mt Pleasant House
The Craige House in Mt Pleasant, Tennessee was built around 1900 for Arch W. Craige. He was the co-owner of a local hardware store. This one caught my eye with that turret and its fancy iron finial. Love it! I feel like I can spot a turret from a mile away!
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