1896 Queen Anne – Kinmundy, IL

8/14/19 8 Comments

Posted on OHD: 8/14/19. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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111 N Madison St, Kinmundy, IL 62854

Turn of the century Victorian home is sure to impress with the foyer showcasing the main staircase and chandelier. A 2nd staircase located off the kitchen area. Wood floors and trim along with multiple pocket doors offer a chance to feel as though you have stepped back in time. Spacious living area along with 4 bedrooms offer space for friends or family to gather. Relax on the front porch area or enjoy the extra lot. If you appreciate a home with character, this home has it inside and out!

4 Bed ∙ 1 full, 2 half, 1 three qtr Bath ∙ 2,879 Sq Ft ∙ 0.47 Ac.

Was Listed With

Stacey Russell
Somer Real Estate
(618) 548-5123

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Kinmundy Historical Society

Kinmundy Historical Society “This three story house was built by Richard P. McBryde in 1896 at an original cost of $1800. Mr. McBryde was the owner of a small private bank, but went with the First National Bank when it was organized Feb. 19, 1902. He served on the Board of Directors from 1902-1921. R.P. died Jan. 20, 1940, and is buried in Evergreen Cemetery. The house is located at 111 N. Madison., and was later owned by Walter Pruett, and then, Floyd and Helen Garrett…”

Kinmundy Historical Society “Richard P. McBryde home picture of interior. This was a postcard, and written on the back was “Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. R.P. McBryde. Thimble Club – Halloween 1911″. The house is located at 111 N. Madison., and was later owned by Walter Pruett, and then, Floyd and Helen Garrett.”

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