Here is a sad memorial to the many homes lost to the ravages of time. But even though they are no longer with us, these homes are the lucky ones as they live on through these forgotten photos. If you recognize any of these homes listed here, and have any information or additional photos of them, please click on the home in question and leave a comment there. I will be sure to reach out to you about it. Thanks for contributing.
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Luther Ross Dean Residence
Luther Ross Dean was a very successful businessman and farmer, being the proprietor of a vineyard and also a commercial fruit grower. He built his classic version …
George H. Standolph Residence
The Standolph residence was, quite a long time ago, a beautiful example of Barber’s design number 23 from “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2”. The …
Charles T. Johnson Residence
The Johnson residence was, at one point, a beautiful example of this very popular Barber design. The HARGIS photo is from the 1970’s and …
Daniel Floweree Residence
The Floweree residence has long since been demolished, but originally sat right next door to another Barber designed house, the John T. Murphy residence …
David C. Hackney Residence
The Hackney residence has long since been demolished, but in its day was a sight to behold. Hackney was a lumber baron so the interior …
Thomas Kelly Residence
Thomas Kelly built his mansion as a testament to his skill and prominence as a contractor. He had quite the colorful past which …
C. Edmund Kells Residence
Sadly, after initially surviving Hurricane Katrina, the Edmund Kells residence caught fire and burned from the surge that occurred when electrical power was returned …
Joseph B. Binford Residence
The Joseph Binford residence was lost to fire, I believe in the 1960’s …