Homes
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Built in 1883 as a single family home, this East Lake Victorian house has gone through many stages. From a single family home to a boarding house, to housing multiple […]
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During the 1980s dozens of new residences designed to be comÂpatible with the scale and character of historic streetscapes filled areas cleared during earlier urban renewal campaigns. This townhouse was […]
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In 1870, Edward Peck commissioned the architect J. G. Cutler to build a three story home on the corner of Greenwood and Troup streets. The home, a Queen Anne shingle […]
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This foundation of this simple Italianate house indicates that it was originally a small house facing Greenwood Street but was later expanded for William Farley Peck and completed in 1873. […]
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Built by Nelson G. Hawley in approximately 1880, this Queen Anne Victorian has a twist–it was actually built as a “row house” and consists of two separate residences which look […]
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Two 1800’s single houses originally stood at this site and faced east on South Washington Street. During Corn Hill’s urban renewal project in the 1970’s, the homes were demolished. In […]
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