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Also known as “Perkins House” and “Terrace Hill” Robust Queen Anne style brick dwelling highlightedby irregular, asymmetrical massing, multiple hipped and gabled roofs, entrance bay in 3-story tower…
The property at 601 Washington Street has had a varied career. The oldest portion was built as a private residence in 1874 by Allan Gilmore, but in 1919…
This 3 bedroom residence on Horseshoe Drive was built by Williams & Williams. Google Location
Pringle Street Market (1949-1952), Nunley’s Market (1952-1954), Odom’s Grocery Store (1954-1977), Charlie’s small engine repair, and now a residence. “The Friendliest Store in Town” Dave and his wife…
Built in 1922 for Dr. Malcolm H. Yeaman, this residence was designed by architects Capelle & Troutman of Evansville. The lumber was provided by Wyatt Lumber Company, the…
This house was built during the civil war. It was a wedding present to John Y. Brown and his wife Rebecca from her father, the then Lt. Governor…
Queen Victorian home built in 1890. This home boasts three working fireplaces, formal dining room and bonus rooms. Residence of Fred Haag and later William H. Cabell. References:…