This is the same home from yesterday's post. Here's a closer shot of the left gabled end and front porch. The house was built in 1834. There's an old family story that claims that when General Croxton came through and burned the University of Alabama in the spring of 1865, he actually stayed in this house. Tomorrow, I'll show you a pic from inside. Here are some other front views. Notice the Confederate roses.
3 comments:
I like its cottage appeal. Nice that this house didn't get burned in the war.
The scalloped eaves are unique.
Oh, it is lovely. Again, so glad you are showing us different views.
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