Tag: decayed interiors
The Glimmer-Ebon, a massive, severe structure of dark-grey fieldstone and black marble trim, was built in 1880,…
The Ashburn-Cottage, despite its deceptively modest name, is a large, rambling, late-Victorian home, built in 1902 with…
The Sycamore-Cove, a rambling, highly decorative Queen Anne style mansion built in 1890, is defined by its…
The Slate-Finial, an elaborate and dramatic structure of Queen Anne and Shingle Style influence, completed in 1893,…
The Filigree-Bale, a massive and severe structure of dark-red brick and gray limestone, was built in 1870,…
The Galt-Chantry, a masterpiece of asymmetrical Queen Anne design completed in 1890, stands today as a skeletal…
The Myrtal-Haven, a rambling, asymmetrical Neo-Jacobean mansion built in 1895, is defined by its dark red brick,…
The Iron-Gleam, a massive and severe structure of dark-red brick and gray limestone, was built in 1870,…
The Quire-Foil, a sprawling, severe Italianate villa of reddish-brown brick and white trim, was built in 1865…
The Aethelred House stands on a low hill, its asymmetrical red brick and stone bulk shrouded by…
The Thorn-Wainscot, an imposing example of Queen Anne architecture, built in 1891, is characterized by its irregular…
The Cinder-Skein, a severe and sprawling mansion built in the Second Empire style in 1880, is defined…