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203 roBert Calhoun Burkholder houSe (1875)
Modified Italianate. Home of the architect r. C. Burkholder. This Y- shaped house is the first and more interesting of his personal residences.
probably added in 1900 and used for storage. Note the original, arch- shaped windows of the church.
218 edWard maPS houSe (1867)
Modified Greek revival.
302 mcdavid houSe (1893)
Queen Anne.
305 WatSon-roBertS houSe
(1850-51)
Vernacular. originally owned by John J. Watson and occupied by John Gilbert roberts and his wife in 1874. The robertses formed what was to become the First Christian Church in Lynchburg by holding Sunday after- noon meetings in their home.
315 horner houSe (1850)
Greek revival.
317 thornhill houSe (1891)
Queen Anne.
Carriage house to 404 Cabell Street
404 WattS houSe (1870) Italianate. Attributed to architect r.C. Burkholder. Now known as the Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast.
210 W. d. adaMS houSe
(c. 1876)
Stick Style. Note the elaborate cast iron porch. Seemingly an Italian villa, this house is a combination of stylistic elements, with a mansarded tower, stick-style decoration and elaborate cast-iron porch.
211 (late 19th century)
Queen Anne.
214 henry e. mcWane houSe (1892)
Queen Anne. Built by Carrington Hubbard for Henry e. McWane, who was president of the Glamorgan Foundry and started the Lynchburg Foundry.
217 chriSt ePiScoPal church (1876)
Gothic. This building served as a church until it was converted into a store in 1900. The front portion of the building with its second story was
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