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Brumby-Dennington-Trimble House
This dainty old girl is located in Marietta, Georgia. She was built in 1883 and contributes to the Northwest Marietta Historic District. It’s hard to miss her on Kennesaw Avenue as she has the entire corner to herself along with beautiful old trees. 🌳
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Shelbyville, Tennessee Tudor
It was my first time noticing this little cutie in Shelbyville. It was built in 1940 and hasn’t been on the market for over 40 years. I’m always surprised at the amount of Tudor architecture in Shelbyville. It’s the oldest town in the county, but went through several phases of architecture during its development.
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Le Vega Clements House
This magnificent brick Queen Anne sits high up on a hill in Owensboro, Kentucky. When it was built in 1894 by Sylvester Monarch, its view on the hill overlooked the Ohio River and it was named “Highlands”. It’s been considered “the finest example of Queen Anne domestic architecture in Owensboro”. While its view has been
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Gothic-Style Victorian in Savannah
I don’t often see ones like this, y’all. Those gothic windows just about blew me away! I’m not sure what year this was built, but she’s in the Victorian District – West and located on West Duffy Street in Savannah. 💜
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1886 Second Empire in Augusta
How about a minty mansard for your Monday?! This cutie is one of three sister homes in a row that look the same, but are different colors! Built in 1886, you can find the sisters on Greene Street in Olde Town Augusta, Georgia. They have been turned into apartments over the years, but I’m just
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Rodney, Mississippi Ghost Town
This old church was built in 1850, but hasn’t held a service in ages. It’s one of the last few original buildings left in the town once known as Rodney. It’s what one would call a ghost town and for good reason. There’s not much left in this little town. It was established in 1763,
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1880s Victorian in Nola
A beautiful Victorian in old New Orleans dating back to the 1880s. 12 foot ceilings on both floors and a turret to boot! What a stunner!
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1840s Ashland, Virginia Home
It’s been quite some time since I featured one in Virginia! This house was built in the 1840s in Ashland, Virgina. I came across this town on an Amtrak ride to DC. The train went right through the town and out of nowhere, we were surrounded by old houses on both sides of the tracks.
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Backroads House in Tennessee
Just a sweet little old backroads homeplace stuck in time.
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William Herbert Bush House
This commanding Nashville house was built in 1876 by William Herbert Bush, grandson of William G. Bush, founder of Nashville’s largest brick and masonry company. This was home to Tennessee’s governor in the 1880s. It even survived the Great Fire of 1916, which devastated much of East Nashville. It’s Dutch Renaissance architecture which isn’t common
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