Local historian Jeff Darbee takes us on a tour of the “Circus House” that was built by a member of the Sells family in 1895. The house not only has a unique style, but it was also the setting for a scandalous story in Columbus’ history.
A nice shot looking North from Dennison & Goodale (I believe). Found on the Library of Congress’ website.
Standing high on a beautiful rounded lawn is the home of J.C. Sherwood, especially designed for him by Architect J. A. Jones. It is constructed of Findlay pressed brick, laid in black mortar and trimmed in brown stone. Has all the modern conveniences with hard-wood interior finish. This residence is exceedingly attractive, having a lot […]
Courtesy of: The Short North Civic Association(formerly Victorian Village Society) a non-profit civic association focused on building a strong community through representation, education, advocacy and sponsorship of events and projects for the neighborhoods of the Short North area. http://www.shortnorthcivic.org/