John Looney House, Historic residence in St. Clair County, US.
The John Looney House is a residential building from the early 1900s in Alabama that displays typical features of that era's home architecture. The structure retains building elements that reflect the construction methods and design choices common to the period.
The house was added to the national register of historic places, confirming its architectural and historical importance for the region. This recognition documents its role as an example of residential building from its time period in Alabama.
The house represents the architectural preferences and construction methods that defined residential buildings during its construction period in Alabama.
The house is accessible to visitors with historical interest through its registered status and public documentation. Additional information about the structure and its significance can be obtained from the state historic preservation authorities.
The registration enables property owners to access federal tax incentives specifically designed for the rehabilitation of certified historic structures.
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