From Form B’s Completed by Lenox Historical Commission 2012-2013 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: This house was constructed in the decorative Beaux Arts style and. It is 2-plus stories in height with an…
The growing wealth of the post Civil War era lead to demand for showy new housing – including social gathering spots like Newport and Lenox. Local Lenox farmers were only to happy to sell average for these showy seasonal homes — somewhat humorously called “cottages.” Other Lenox residents of the late 19th and early 20th century built or worked in the cottages or created town shops and services to support their gilded age visitors.
From Form B’s Completed by Lenox Historical Commission 2012-2013 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: This house was constructed in the decorative Beaux Arts style and. It is 2-plus stories in height with an…
From Form B’s Completed by Lenox Historical Commission 2012-2013 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: This Colonial Revival style building has two stories, an asphalt shingle roof and is intact. It is a 5-bay,…
From Form B’s Completed by Lenox Historical Commission 2012-2013 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: This Classical Revival style building has two stories, an asphalt shingle roof, and is intact. It has a 5-bay…
Ventfort Ventfort Hall Gilded Age Museum at 104 Walker St. was built by George and Sarah Morgan as their summer home. It is an imposing Jacobean Revival mansion that typifies…