William Stearns House

The William Stearns House demonstrates the architectural elements of Queen Anne design with asymmetrical facades, decorative trim, and varied surface textures throughout the structure.

This residence, constructed during the late nineteenth century, represents a period of expanding residential development and architectural innovation in Ohio's suburban communities.

The National Register of Historic Places designation reflects the building's role in preserving architectural heritage and documenting construction methods of its time period.

The structure maintains its original location at coordinates 39.229722, -84.479167, allowing researchers and visitors to examine authentic Queen Anne architectural features.

Each wooden detail and ornamental element in the house represents specific craftsmanship techniques that characterize residential construction standards from its construction era.

Location: Ohio

Architectural style: Queen Anne style architecture

GPS coordinates: 39.22972,-84.47917

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25