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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1889 Queen Anne – Hannibal, MO
Step into this wonderful Victorian home and be amazed. So many orig features including some stained-glass windows, woodwork, light fixtures, etc. Currently used as a bed and breakfast with 7 bedrooms available for guests, most having their own bath. Both a ladies’ parlor and a gent’s parlor for relaxing/visiting, while the large dining room is perfect for those morning breakfasts. Three furnaces and three a/c units, 75 gallon hot water heater. The third floor is set up with two connecting bedrooms with a huge bathroom, and one more bedroom (completely separate, perhaps caretaker’s room). Wrap around covered porch with view and part of it faces south! Hot tub needs some repair before use. Fish pond in place but currently no fish. Plenty of off-street parking off alley. Storage for seasonal items in many areas tucked away throughout the house. You do need to see this home to believe what all it has to offer. Much history to enjoy.
