A.H. Holloman House (421 N. 12th Street, Frederick, Oklahoma) In the Holloman home was once a collection of fossils and … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark–A.H. Holloman House and Holloman Gravel Pit (Frederick, Oklahoma)
This structure was nominated to the National Register of Historic Places for its historical association with the Works Progress Administration’s … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-WPA Beach House, Gardner Lake, KS
Anthony Sauer Castle (935 Shawnee Road) The Anthony Sauer residence, popularly known as Sauer Castle, is both architecturally and historically … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Anthony Sauer Estate, 935 Shawnee Road, Kansas City, KS
This residence was constructed in 1903 by John and Sarah Morton, owners of one of the largest ranches in Wyoming. … Continue reading Historic Hotel-Morton Mansion Bed and Breakfast, Douglas (WY)
This house was built in 1771. This was once the lavish residence of “Lord” Timothy Dexter. Lord Timothy, Newburyport’s self- … Continue reading Eccentric Literary Landmark- Jackson-Dexter House, Newburyport, MA
Pacific Coast Coal Company House No. 75 (7210 138th Avenue SE) Coal mining first began in this region in the … Continue reading Obscure Landmark-Pacific Coast Coal Company House, Renton (WA)
#4 on the Ten Endangered Heritage List by the East Tennessee Preservation Alliance Graham Kivette House – Claiborne County The … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark- Graham Kivette House, Tazewell (TN)
Jacob Lonas built this house in 1858. This residence became a Tennessee frontier museum; a long rifle used in the … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Lonas House, Knoxville (TN)
This structure was built in 1825 by Andrew Mitchell Ballentine (1792-1858), an immigrant from Ireland. Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Ballentine House, Pulaski (TN)
Woodlawn (Before 2005) (Google Maps accessed 12/14/2010) This residence was built in 1822 by General Green Clay for his daughter, … Continue reading Lost Landmark-Woodlawn/William Rodes House, Richmond (KY)
