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Apr 3, '08 1:10 PM
for everyone

various houses in Lexington... most are pre civil war era withthe exception of the one at 1601 south and 1521 south

1311 south.jpg

1408 franklin.jpg

1415 south.jpg
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1421 south.jpg

1512 south st.

1521 south st
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1601 south
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1601 franklin.jpg
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1611 south.jpg
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1621 franklin.jpg
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abandoned on 16th street.jpg

abandoned on clinton street.jpg

side view of house on clinton.jpg

house in 1600 block main.jpg

bank that Jesse Lames robbed..jpg

bank that Jesse Lames robbed2..jpg

houses on highland.jpg

one of the several pre civil war homes Lexington.jpg

aull semenary..jpg

front view anderson house.jpg

back of anderson house.jpg

bullet holes in back of anderson house.jpg

back door anderson house.jpg

hicklin house.jpg

front of slave quarters at hicklin.jpg

back of slave quarters at hicklin.jpg

old marker.jpg

slave masters house at hicklin.jpg

linwood lawn.jpg

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mimisplace wrote on Apr 4

My dream house...

mimisplace wrote on Apr 4

Very nice collection!

aleasikes wrote on Apr 4

these are cool. think i might get my digital camera and go take some pics like this. the small town where i live, is a bit modern. the old stuff was kinda tore down..but the surrounding areas, like north of me have historical places..

angelofparadise wrote on Apr 16

lmao............mine as well......I love the silo place and the wrap around porch......beautiful

lowercasebecky wrote on Jun 16

I love this old house. Missouri sure has it's share of beautiful architecture. I do miss that. There were several old homes in Fredericktown lost in the flood of '99. Sickening.

lowercasebecky wrote on Jun 16

Austere, yet beautiful. I suppose, even stately woud work here. It wasn't poor people who had this home built. I love the side portico.

lowercasebecky wrote on Jun 16

A more affordable, utilitarian home. I'd say upper middle class working white collar jobs. Broker, accountant.

lowercasebecky wrote on Jun 16

This one just screams I GOT MONEY AND YOU DON'T!!! BEAUTIFUL!! Banker, lawyer, judge.

lowercasebecky wrote on Jun 16

Wonderful! Do you call those turrets? Bank President/owne, higer court judge.

lowercasebecky wrote on Jun 16

This one screams I'm a lawyer, and I have a lot of kids and a lot of guests.

paisleytears wrote on Jul 13

Wow I just love these victorian homes. Inside I bet is woodwork from the land itself I bet. I could imagine hardwood flooring inside and a spiral staircase.

paisleytears wrote on Jul 13

We looked at a victorian home before we bought our home now. It had woodwork from the property incorporated through out, with berch, maple, oak. It had a coffin nook up the spiral wooden staircase. It had a servant quarters. It was just breath taking.

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