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1888 Queen Anne Victorian Bair House in Arcata, California
Located on 2nd Street and M and across the street from the Carson Mansion in Eureka is this Classic Queen Anne Eastlake style Victorian home known as "The Pink Lady". Designed by the famed San Francisco Newsom Brothers and architects of the Carson Mansion, the Pink Lady was built in 1889 by William Carson as a wedding gift to his son J. Milton Carson. During the 1940's the property left the Carson family and became a boarding house and eventually fell into disrepair. In 1963 the property was purchased by Robert Madsen, a local real estate broker and former city councilman and mayor of Eureka. It was immediately restored to its former glory and has been looked after and maintained by the Madsen family ever since. During the restorations in 1963-1964, a decision to paint the mansion bright pink was made in order to contrast its color with the dark color of the Carson Mansion. I much preferred this smaller pink mansion with its domed turret to the large and ostentatious Carson Mansion. While both are exquisite and beautiful, the Pink Lady seems a bit more unpretentious and homey! The mansion is a private residence and tours are not available. I shot these images near sunset and like the way the golden light makes the pink glow!
Where can you find Queen Anne homes in the U.S.? How much do these homes cost to restore? Learn more about these "painted ladies"...
1895 Queen Anne Victorian in Watseka, Illinois NFS | Built 1895 | 2,461 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 1.5 Baths | 0.23 Acres Watseka, Illinois, United States Built in 1895, this charming Queen Anne Victorian home sits on a 0.23 acre property in Watseka, Illinois. It hit the market in July 2019 for $169,900 […]
Victorians in Alameda - Queen Anne Cottage The Queen Anne Cottage was a less costly version of a Victorian style in Alameda which made it possible for...
Queen Anne architecture on home on Vine Street
1887 Queen Anne Victorian Brought Back in Remarkable Restoration York, Pennsylvania, United States Hench House, once seriously deteriorated and declared uninhabitable, this striking Queen Anne Victorian in York, Pennsylvania has beaten the odds and lived to see another day. Now restored with the addition of many modern amenities such as an entire interior and exterior […]
From charming cottages to towered mansions, these photographs show the beauty and variety of Victorian Queen Anne style houses.
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Its former owners hosted everything from symphony concerts to galas in the 10-bedroom mansion.
Where can you find Queen Anne homes in the U.S.? How much do these homes cost to restore? Learn more about these "painted ladies"...
1895 Queen Anne Victorian in Olde Towne East SOLD | Built 1895 | 3,463 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | 0.23 Acres Old Towne East, Columbus, Ohio, United States Renovated Queen Anne Victorian in Olde Towne East. Original period details include an oak staircase, stained glass windows, leaded glass doors and hardwood […]
Queen Anne VictorianWelcome to another installment in the ELEMENTS OF HOME series. Each month I showcase a different residential style here on the blog. It is my hope that this information will not only teach you a little something about the various styles; but also equip you if are designing or…
This Queen Anne Victorian is the old Charles E. Hasard house. It was built in 1902 probably from a stock plan as it is said one like this was also erected in Roseburg, Oregon.
Dig farmhouse style? Dutch doors are charming and amp up exterior and interior appeal, but they have their pros and cons. Here's what you need to know about...
1895 Queen Anne Victorian in Olde Towne East SOLD | Built 1895 | 3,463 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | 0.23 Acres Old Towne East, Columbus, Ohio, United States Renovated Queen Anne Victorian in Olde Towne East. Original period details include an oak staircase, stained glass windows, leaded glass doors and hardwood […]
The sometimes "anything goes" Queen Anne style was the last of the Victorian styles and was loosely based on Elizabethan Revival prototypes by English Architect Richard Norman Shaw. The origins of the Queen Anne name for the style are obscure; I think it could just as well have been called the "Queen Victoria" style but that's a moot point now. Queen Annes first appeared Stateside in the late 1870's and during the 1880's reached a peak of originality and creativeness. By the mid-1890's more formal versions of the Queen Anne appeared with Neo-Classical, Georgian Revival, and Colonial Revival decorative details. By 1900, the inventive designs of the 1880's were replaced with simpler and predictable details with less "drama" before the style disappeared altogether just before World War I. Happily, this fantastic example belongs to the earlier creative, artistic versions of the Queen Anne. I could sit for hours slowly taking in all the rich details-this is one of my all-time Victorian favorites.
1888 Queen Anne Victorian Bair House in Arcata, California
McLeod House, built 1897, Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Queen Anne Style Victorian home.
Victorian homes, flourishing during Queen Victoria’s reign, showcase a blend of Gothic, Italianate, and Queen Anne styles. Featuring ornate woodwork, steep roofs, towers, bay windows, and wra…
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While in Eureka Springs Arkansas last summer we took a tour of a great restored Queen Anne style house. I found some great photos on a photographers website. These will be another great resource for my Victorian house. This historic Queen Anne Mansion was originally built in Carthage, Missouri. A century later workers dismantled it, board-by-board and stone-by-stone, marked each piece and put it back together on hill overlooking Eureka Springs. Around the side, the area that used to be the screen porch, now houses a pretty great stair case down to the basement. The front parlor is ornately furnished. Almost every room in the house has a different fireplace. The round or oriel window in the front parlor is very beautiful. I would like to somehow incorporate this in one of my projects. For the most part, the furniture was the focal point of most of the rooms. There was not a lot of wallpaper used in the restoration. The tour guide explained that the amount of carving and woodwork in the entryway showed a family's wealth and status. As you can see from the picture and inset, the entrance hall was very ornate. This picture shows how they decorate part of the house for Christmas - pretty ornate by today's standards, but not how it would have been done back in the 1800's
1890 Victorian In Alameda California. $2,249,000. Original fireplaces, hardwood floors, bay windows, & ornately carved banisters.
