619 N. Seventh St. Memphis, TN Circa 1889. A Victorian cottage Image by Spyder Mondey The Love House was built by George Collins Love (1845-1928) in 1889. It sits in the oldest subdivision in Memphis - Greenlaw. Love and Mary Anne Graham Love (1858-1940) built it as a country retreat/ summer cottage. They married in 1884. Love was a successful businessman in the wood and lumber industry and made white oak barrel staves. Later, he entered the steamboat business. In 1901, he wa

251 Adams Ave. Memphis, TN Circa 1872. 2 story brick townhouse. Hermann Heinrich "HH" Mette (1812-1874) and Mary Elizabeth Goldkamp...

North Watkins near Union Memphis, TN Circa 1850 Captain Joseph Lenow (1813-1889) and Frances C. Broome Lenow (1828-1909)(m.1845) arrived in the Shelby Co. area in 1848. Virginia natives, Joseph and his brother James had established the town of Hickory Withe outside Memphis about 1834. He also raised a company of volunteers to fight in the Mexican War. Lenow returned to Hickory Withe which was a settlement on the Stage Rd. between Oakland and the Memphis area (and reached to N

496 Beale St, Memphis, TN Circa 1848. 2-story Greek Revival frame construction of yellow poplar with 2-story front porch Littleton-Pettit...

10700 Latting Rd. Cordova, TN Circa 1835. A 2-story I-house with Classical Revival style From Memphis Heritage Asbury Crenshaw...

7554 Buffalo Rd. Nashville, TN Circa 1875. Single story frame home with portico Dr. William Carter Hutton (1842-1896) and Julia "Judy" Ann Pegram Hutton (1844-1923) built their homestead well west of Nashville between Bellevue and Pegram. His parents were William C and Julia Ann Pegram Hutton. She was the granddaughter of George S. Pegram who founded the Pegram area. It is named home for prior Hutton home in Mt. Airy, NC. A son, Vernon Hutton, M.D., became a doctor as well an

533 Beale St. Memphis, TN Circa 1828 Federal / remodeled 1835-50. Greek Revival George Hubbard Whyett built the Hunt-Phelan House in...

Beech Bluff Rd. Jackson, TN Circa 1863. Felix Grundy Gibbs (1820-1896) and Martha T. Kendrick Gibbs (1827-1901) were the first owners....

438 East College St. Jackson, TN Circa 1850s John L. H. Tomlin (1826-1905) was the second mayor of Jackson (1845-1854). as well as one of...

571 East Main St. Jackson, TN Circa 1900. 2 story American Foursquare style residence The original owner is was the Kinzie family. Edna...

619 and 621 East Main St. Jackson, TN Circa 1910/ 1915 Queen Anne- style home John Finley Snider (1848-1931) and Anna Bond Snider...

2015 West End Ave. Nashville, TN Circa 1907. Beautiful 2-story Italianate graystone home Judge J. B. T. Daniel and his first wife built...

4215 Richland Turnpike (current Harding Rd.) (current Windsor Towers Apartments) Nashville, TN Circa 1885. 2-story white brick Colonial...

652 Adams Ave. Memphis, TN Circa 1842. Italianate style home. Isaac B. Kirtland (1807-1885) and Lucy Sperry Kirtland (1809-1887) built...

1164 Union Ave. (near Waldran St.) Memphis, TN Circa prior to 1900. 2-story Victorian style Frank Marmaduke Norfleet (1846-1921) and...

3105 Southern Ave. Memphis, TN Circa 1860. 1-story Victorian piano house The Maxwelton is a simple home on Southern Ave. along the former...

269 (was 259) South Center St. Collierville, TN Circa 1884. 1.5 story frame home J. W. Houston (?-1888) built this home on eight acres...

487 Goodwyn Memphis, TN Circa between 1850-55. 2 story home red brick with several porches Photo from Memphis Heritage Geraldus O. Buntyn (1791-1865) and Ann Eliza "Nancy" Carraway Buntyn (1796-1866) lived on Adams Ave. They built the Goodwyn St. home between 1850-55 and used it as a rural/ country home. They wed in 1819. After the War of 1812, Buntyn received a land grant of 160 acres east of the newly founded town of Memphis and moved his family there in the 1830s. The n

919 Coward Place Memphis,TN Circa 1842. A simple Federal style/ later Italianate feature added Photo by David Adams Major Nathaniel...

648 Poplar Ave. (former 664 Adams) Memphis, TN Circa 1860. 2.5 story in Federal and Italianate styling Photo by Jim Roberts It is unclear...