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Brumby-Sibley-Corley House
The Brumby-Sibley-Corley House, in Marietta, was built in 1882. Also known as “Tower Oaks”, it was built by the first owner of the Brumby Chair Factory, James Remley Brumby. That brick driveway leading to the front door! You don’t see that too often anymore!
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Crescent Hill Queen Anne
A practically perfect Queen Anne in the Crescent Hill neighborhood of Louisville. This home sits on the location of the old fairgrounds. Crescent Avenue is a beautiful Louisville street with several different styles of homes and it contributes to the Crescent Hill Historic District.
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Abandoned Victorian – Tennessee
Just thinking back to this old beauty that I visited last year. I was under the impression that she would be torn down by now, but I have heard that she’s still standing. I’m sure her buttercups are blooming. Built around 1885, there’s an ell in the back that may have been built much earlier.
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Viener House – Natchez, MS
This home is known as the Viener House in Natchez, Mississippi. I couldn’t find a lot about it, but it may have been built around 1900. Also that Ronnie and Lisa Bertucci were recognized by the Historic Natchez Foundation for their work on this home back in 2013. I am drawn to turrets like a
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Hopkins House in Holly Springs
This adorable home in Holly Springs is the Hopkins House. It was built in 1838 as a two-room Greek Revival. It wasn’t until the 1920s that it was added onto and now has over 3,000 square feet. It contributes to the East Holly Springs Historic District.
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“Wincoma” in Midway, Kentucky
Ok I’ve shared this frilly little lady before, but here I am again because, well, look at her! I mean, what. She’s located in the tiny railroad town of Midway, Kentucky which is worth the drive if you’re ever closeby. So many beautiful old homes there. This house is known as “Wincoma”. It even has
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Taylor-Compton House, Kentucky
This Frankfort, Kentucky home is believed to be one of the oldest in the city. It dates back to 1832 and is known at the Taylor-Compton House. It’s located right across the street from the Old State Capitol Building. It was also owned by the Lutkemeiers who were German imigrants and druggists in the 1860s.
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Abandoned Louisiana Shotgun House
Just an old abandoned Louisiana shotgun house watching the cars go by.
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Henry J. Bennett – Cheras House
A Victorian like this while the sun is setting is an old house lover’s dream come true! I couldn’t find an angle of this house that I didn’t adore. The Henry J. Bennett – Cheras House was built in 1904 in Clio, South Carolina. It hopped on the Queen Anne Victorian train towards the end,
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Second Empire House – Augusta, GA
There was no way that I could pass up this teal pretty old place while I was cruising through Augusta! Not only is that color so clean and crisp, but check out all those little details. 😍
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