Susan L. Jack writes: …thanks for posting these beautiful photos of my grandparents’ home. Although the Laniers lived there longer than anyone else, it was officially known as the Prescott house (or more typically, “place”). The house was built by my great-grandfather Dr. Jesse Prescott, father of Smae and Blanche who grew up there.
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Hi Brian, thanks for posting these beautiful photos of my grandparents’ home. Although the Laniers lived there longer than anyone else, it was officially known as the Prescott house (or more typically, “place”). The house was built by my great-grandfather Dr. Jesse Prescott, father of Smae and Blanche who grew up there.
Red and Smae Lanier were the best. Easter egg hunt every year there!
I used to spend time in Lake Park with my friend Robin …nice lake…wish I could relive some of those old quiet times…and a friend named Aubrey…
The Lanier Home
Grace , charm , symmetry !