A Southern Home prepared for erection in a Southern city. The design contains many attractive features that cannot be shown in the illustration. It has a corner reception hall with paneled ceiling. Rooms good size, with narrow hall through to rear. The veranda is a special feature, being very wide and cool in Summer. The balconies also lend variety to the design, in both beauty and comfort. It is a frame house with 2x6 studding. Roof shingled. No cellar is included in the plan, yet as much cellar can be had as required at an additional cost of from $100 to $300. The open tower on third story can be reached from the attic and affords a good view over surrounding country. Size – 55 feet front and 70 feet deep over porches in their widest extensions; stories, 11 feet and 9 feet 6 inches. The kitchen is detached but joined by a wide porch to main house.
The house was also known as the "Lion Lodge", but I haven't uncovered the original owner's name. Try to uncover missing historical data and obtain any additional historic photos.