A porch has obviously been removed from the front of this house. It would have featured Queen Anne posts and other decorative elements. As of 2018, it has been demolished.
Queen Anne House, Bronwood
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My cousin was allowed to stay here several years back and renovate it ( the pipe sticking out the window above was for his wood burning stove he used to stay warm). When he realized it needed more work than he originally thought, he moved out and sometime afterwards, it was demolished.
Was in Bronwood in Sept.My visit was in Dawson,Doerun,Sale City,attented Church at Cool Springs.This old house does look like the Claude Herrington place in Bronwood but it did have A porch and no one lived in it.
Could ou tell if this house a porch that went across, possibly around at least one side as well? Anyone know how to find out who owns it? I think I was there at a relatives when I was about 5-7 yrs old. My Cannon family maybe. I love your photos, apparently my dad & family grew up there! Know anything about a Lumber/Logging business that was around there many yrs ago? I’m also on facebook as Kat Cannon Coons.
Hello–
Is this home for sale by any chance?
Love this one Brian! Would LOVE to see it in person. Did you go inside?
Thanks, Amy. Me, too. I didn’t get inside; it was really late.