This is one of the first vernacular farmhouses I ever photographed [this photo dates to 1999]. I believe it may have originally been a dogtrot, but I can’t confirm that. Rodney Gray writes: This home belonged to my grandmother Annie Purvis Gray’s brother, Richard Purvis. He had two sons who lived there and it now belongs to Glenn Purvis.
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Mr. Brown, Thank you for your interest in preserving History and posting so that others who are interested can see your work. I love old buildings and I feel like each one has a story to tell or one that is carried down from generation to generation. Looking forward to your next post!