State: Indiana
Across Indiana, old houses show up in wide-open fields and quiet town grids. Farmhouses dot long stretches of road, some still with their original porches and tin roofs. But you’ll also find Italianates with heavy cornices and bracketed eaves, Queen Annes with towers and trim that hasn’t been painted over, and streets lined with Craftsman and Prairie-style homes that haven’t been stripped of their woodwork. In many places, the details are still there — not covered, not replaced, just waiting.
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1920 Craftsman – Indianapolis, IN
1896 Queen Anne – N Vernon, IN (George F. Barber)
1890 Queen Anne – Warren, IN (George F. Barber)
WOW! WOW! WOW! Are the only words to describe this Brick Queen Anne Victorian with all it splendor. This home is pictured and listed as outstanding in the Huntington County Interim Report of Indiana Historic Sites and Structures and is on the national register of Historic Landmarks. Three fireplaces Fluted hardwood trim, 10 in baseboard transoms.Full finished attic with knotty pine vaulted ceilings with free standing fireplace. 3 levels with living quarters on the 2 and third levels.Three bedroom with the endless possibilities of several more. 2 lots with a 2 car storage building and a 2 bay garage in the basemen and a workshop.Also has a well the is used for watering.
