Brett Zamore Design
This new-build Barton Creek home exudes timelessness with its neutral, classic design. The spacious layout was thoughtfully scaled down with warm, earthen tones
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This three story, rectangular plan Colonial Revival residence has a rock faced coursed limestone foundation. It is of wood frame construction with clapboard siding. It has two interior brick chimneys and one exterior end brick chimney with corbelled caps. It has exposed braces under wide eaves, a dentiled cornice line between the second and third floors. Bay bowed entry with elaborate classical architrave with wood door with decorative leaded glass, sidelights and transom. It has a full front porch with clustered and fluted Ionic columns on limestone piers, with a short open balustrade. The residence was built in 1904-1905 for George and Alice Greer. Mr. Greer was founder of the tin mill industry in the county. The home was designed by Frank Foulke It was lived in by the Greets until their death in 1926 then it became the home of their daughter, Amanda Greer Love and her family. The Love's lived in the house until 1965. After their death, it was purchased by Joseph A. Clavelli. In 1982 the Clavelli family donated the home to the Lawrence County Historical Society and it is now open Tuesday, Thursday, and Fridays as a museum.
Greer Stothers is an award-winning freelance Illustrator specializing in paleoart, located in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Abstract landscape painter Greer Clayton has been represented by Parnell Gallery since 2013. Visit our website to view her paintings or to read more about this artist.
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