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Yellow Beauty in Fayetteville
A golden oldie on Mulberry. Circa 1895 in Fayetteville, Tennesssee.
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The Owl’s Eyes Glow at Night!
It’s hard to believe this is a historic house! “Oakdene” in Staunton, Virginia was built in 1893 for Lieutenant Governor Edward Echols. Its been meticulously restored over the last 25 years. This one is FULL of neat features including a secret door (to the wine cellar), library with rolling ladder, and even an elevator. If
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Historic Richmond Home
White with the tiniest bit of gold! I’m circaless on this one in Richmond, Virginia.
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Massive 1930 Home in Mt Pleasant
The Wiley Harris House. Circa 1930 in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. Wiley was a farmer and phosphate landowner. Mount Pleasant used to be known as “The Phosphate Capital of the World”.
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Springy Scene in Ashland
If this scene doesn’t scream spring, I don’t know what does! Circa 1900. One of my new favorite little cities is Ashland, Virginia! It’s a little railroad town jam-packed with gorgeous old homes. Pop in if you’re ever nearby!
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Classical Revival in Fayetteville
Check out this gorgeous classical revival home, circa 1850, in Fayetteville. Part of the Mulberry Historic District.
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Moran House Dates to 1822
The Moran House in Franklin was built in 1822. Charles Moran was a cabinet maker with a workshop on the property. He made furniture for some of the finest homes in the area. It was later bought by Thomas A. Pope who lived there while operating his dental office which was located next door. I
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Burt House – Harriman, TN
The Burt House was built in 1892 by Friend H. Burt in Harriman, Tennessee. A beautiful Queen Anne that contributes to the Cornstalk Heights Historic District. Many of the sidewalks in the neighborhood are the original brickwork bearing the name “Robbins Brick Company”. The entire district was known to be “uncommon for their architectural beauty”.
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Branch House Museum Richmond
Ooooooh, just another humble home. The Branch House was built in 1916 for John Kerr Branch and his wife. He was a very successful banker in this area. Get this, they summered in New York, springed in Italy, and this was their WINTER ONLY home. Which makes me wonder where did they fall? Hopefully not
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Post Oak Springs Christian Church
Post Oak Springs Christian Church was formed in 1812. It’s said to be the oldest Restoration Movement church in Tennessee. The present building was constructed in 1876 on the site where 2 previous buildings were located. This church still meets today in a new location!
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