This is my favorite house in Wrightsville, and with it’s Folk Victorian and Eastlake elements, is quite eclectic. It gives me hope that the Marcus Street neighborhood in which it’s located will someday get much deserved inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places.
Wrightsville and Johnson County have a nice walking tour guide here:
http://www.wrightsville-johnsoncounty.com/walkingtour/index.htm
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I think I’ve driven past that one – is it really, really, really tall ? Like, from the side it appears to be 3 stories?
I enjoyed glancing through the tour guide piece – someone in that town has
their eye on preservation.
It did seem rather tall, but maybe not three stories. I think there’s a similar house that may be a bit taller. That’s probably the one you’re thinking about, and it’s near this one…
Mine too!
My personal chimes are ringing for Rhoades House. Bravo.