Early 1800s house interior

Step back into time and the glory of the Gilded Age at #23 16th Street, an impeccable exemplification of late 1800s craftsmanship and attention to detail. Locat

For sale: $358,900. Carefully restored Queen Ann Victorian with refinished unpainted maple, oak and cherry woodwork, 7 original mantles, about 12 ft ceilings, built in china, heated hobby garage with certified car lift, original smoke house, large storage building, brick garage, approximately 2 acres in town, on National Register of Historic Places

Beautiful Victorian home located in the heart of Centerville, Iowa. This stunning masterpiece was built in 1885 and is one of this community's most recognizable homes. Its amazing architectural detail, curb appeal and paved drive leading to a spacious carriage house makes the property an eye catcher. The carriage house has a large apartment that sits over a 2- car garage separated by a drive through carport. This beautiful apartment offers great income opportunity! This lovely…

What to do with a kitchen in a heritage house? Restore it or do a complete renovation? Here is some history and tips to make your planning easier.

This stunning replica of an 1800s Federal-style home at 2004 Seven Meadows Lane in Appomattox captures the elegance and timeless design of early American architecture while offering all the conveniences of modern construction. With classic symmetrical lines, large sash windows, decorative crown moldings, and a stately brick exterior, this home perfectly mirrors the charm of the Federal period. Step inside to find meticulously crafted details, including hardwood floors, 10 ft ceilings, 8…

Victorian style and decor gets its name from the Victorian Era, the period when Queen Victoria ruled England. Her reign lasted from 1837 to 1901 and was a time when England experienced many decades with peace and economic growth. This impacted how the homes looked and how houses were developed during that period. The Victorian

Victorian cottage parlour at Beamish Museum. #victorionparlour #victorianparlor #beamish #cottageparlour

Lanhydrock House dates from the 17th century, but it was substantially damaged by a major fire in the 1880's and it was subsequently rebuilt or refurbished in the late Victorian style, with every conceivable modern appliance. This bedroom seems to have belonged to the son of Lord Robartes, and is set out as it would have appeared in the First World War, with his military hat on the bed. The great house stands in extensive grounds (360 hectares or 890 acres) above the River Fowey and it…