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The house demonstrates Colonial Revival design elements with symmetrical facades, double-hung windows, decorative cornices, and classically inspired window treatments throughout its structure.

Constructed in 1906 during a period of architectural renaissance, the building reflects the national movement that revived interest in colonial-era construction styles.

The structure represents a broader architectural trend that emerged following the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial, when Americans rediscovered their architectural heritage.

The property maintains its original architectural features including gabled roofs, wood shutters, and front porches that demonstrate construction techniques from the early 1900s.

The residence combines modern construction methods of the early twentieth century with traditional colonial design elements, creating larger spaces than its historical predecessors.

Location: Lincoln County

Inception: 1906

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 37.56439,-84.78379

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25