State: Missouri
Missouri has some of the most historic architecture in the country, with towns full of homes that wear their history proudly. You’ll find elaborate Queen Annes with turrets and trim, tall brick Italianates with arched windows, and the occasional Gothic Revival or Second Empire with a mansard roof still intact. Many homes were built during boom times and remain standing with their original wood floors, fireplaces, and grand staircases. Some have been left nearly untouched. Others have been carefully restored to preserve what makes them special. If you’re drawn to decorative woodwork, stained glass, detailed brick, and houses that still feel like they belong to their time, you’ll find it in Missouri.
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1891 Queen Anne in Sedalia, MO
Built in 1891 by John T Heard, this home exudes Queen Anne architecture throughout. Sitting on a corner lot, this gracious 3 story home features the famous wrap around porch! The first floor of this century home boasts a large sitting room looking into the dining room with each having a fireplace. Walk into the living room that will lead you into the large kitchen with lots of storage, an island for hanging out while cooking dinner and a cozy fireplace.
