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| ====== Percival Southgate House (BE 212) ====== | ====== Percival Southgate House (BE 212) ====== | ||
| - | {{http://bcplfusion.bcpl.org/Repository/Percival_Southgate_House.JPG?250 | Percival Southgate House}} | + | <html><img alt="Percival Southgate House" src="https://bcp.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US/search/asset/28963/0" width="250" align="left" title="Percival Southgate House"></html> |
| This house, sitatuted on North Main Street in [[Walton]], was labeled “Southgate Heirs” on the 1883 atlas and is believed to have been built for a Canadian named Percival Southgate during the Civil War era. One of the great I-houses of the [[transportation_in_boone_county|Covington-Lexington Turnpike]], the imposing Southgate House presents a five-bay facade. Extending the width of the facade is a full-width porch with robust, modillioned cornice and pedimented full-height pavilion, which may have been a somewhat later addition. | This house, sitatuted on North Main Street in [[Walton]], was labeled “Southgate Heirs” on the 1883 atlas and is believed to have been built for a Canadian named Percival Southgate during the Civil War era. One of the great I-houses of the [[transportation_in_boone_county|Covington-Lexington Turnpike]], the imposing Southgate House presents a five-bay facade. Extending the width of the facade is a full-width porch with robust, modillioned cornice and pedimented full-height pavilion, which may have been a somewhat later addition. | ||
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