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Old Town Hall
Located at 19 north Franklin street. It is in distance in the photo of the Elias Hinshaw Home on page 3. This view is looking northeast and was taken on Saturday morning, November 7, 2009.
Old Town Hall
I don’t believe I have ever seen a location that has more wires, they
are everywhere it seems. This view is looking southeast.
Looking West on Pine Street
I like nearly all of Knightstown, it seems fairly quaint and quiet, at
least for this day and age. I like this street scene, especially after
removing a few items and wires. It gives me a feeling of peacefulness
and of New England even though the houses are not as old. This view was taken from just east of South Franklin Street on November 7, 2009.
J. Lee Furgason House
This Italianate home at 5 West Pine was probably built in the late 1860's and is the first one on the left in the photo above. Years ago the home had a gingerbread porch all the way across the front. We are looking southwest in view.
For more information and an 1880's photograph showing this house and the others on this side of Pine street, go Here.
Another Italianate Home on Pine Street
This the second house from the left in the photo of PIne Street. Such a beautiful home!
Two Nice Old Homes
Two more homes I really like, one empty lot separates them from the home shown above. The one on the left is the one I thought
I would like to purchase many years ago. I think I would like it in
that area but would prefer being further south.
Home On Pine Street at South Harrison
This view is looking southeast at the home shown above on the right side. I like the gable windows and it appears to have fish scale siding.
A Small Federal-Italianate Home
This home appears to have both influences in it's design. It sits midway in the next block of Pine Street going west.
A Gothic House
Across the street from the house shown above sits this Gothic styled house built in the 1860's.