James Sparrow House, Federal style residence in Charleston, United States
The James Sparrow House stands as a two-and-a-half-story stuccoed brick structure with Gothic arched hoods and distinctive quoins at its corners.
Built in 1818, this Charleston single house was first owned by a local butcher and remained in the Happoldt family possession from 1825 until 1907.
The building exhibits late Federal period architecture with its embellished dog-tooth cornice, full returns, and stringcourse delineating the floor levels.
Located at 65 Cannon Street, the property underwent extensive restoration work in 1995, including an addition designed by Charleston architect Randolph Martz.
The interior chimneys required reconstruction following the Charleston earthquake of 1886, incorporating Gothic arched hoods on the east side.
Location: South Carolina
Inception: 1818
GPS coordinates: 32.78972,-79.94444
Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24
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