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Lang Anderson House. More here. | W. W. Ball's House, The Point On Edgemont |
James Barbour House |
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Robert A. Cochran House | January/Cochran House, 1876 | Cochran House, 1904 |
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Residence of Federal Judge A. M. J. Cochran; built by his grandfather, Andrew McConnell, in 1838 |
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Buffalo Trace. More about Buffalo Trace, here |
Colonial Manor More about Colonial Manor here. |
J. H. Cummins House | Desha Glen |
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Hargett House More here. |
Huston House More here. |
The John Everett House was demolished to build this. | Home of Mr. and Mrs. Archdeacon. |
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Residence of Mr. J. N. Kehoe / Grundy House. More on this house here. |
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The January House. More here. |
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Kirk Apartments, c. 1920 | The Kirk Apartment Building Thanks! to Regina Stewart for this image |
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Lee House. More here. |
M. F. March House | J. L. Mathews House 616 E. Second |
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Mayfair Court Published by Eyers Studio in Maysville |
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Maysville's “Little New Orleans” | Mechanics Row. More here. |
Pre-printed on the back of the card on the left, it
says: “Maysville, Kentucky |
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C.D. Pearce House East Second |
Phillips' Folly more here. |
Edward Parker House |
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Fine Homes of Maysville, 1935 | Mason County Infirmary a.k.a, The Poor House |
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Residence of Mrs. J. H. Rogers | Colonel Rosser House |
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J. Barber Russell's | Mrs. M. C. Russell's House, 1910 |
M. C. Russell's Home, c. 1890 |
Read about J. Barbour Russell's house here. | Read about Thomas M. Russell's house, here. |
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Edgewood Place, 1876 | Dr. J. H. Samuel House 24 West 3rd Street |
J. T. Short House | Woodlawn more here |
A Maysville Cottage, May 19,1909
to Miss Susan Henry, Tonawanda, N. York “This is the
picture of our abiding place here. A much better view
ought to be. The boys and their father disposed of the shrubbery you see
here, a very short time after our arrival.
This is a fine sunshiny day. Birds singing, buds swelling, and some folks
gardening.” O.H.B.
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A Suburban Residence, Maysville |
Thought to be a Maysville Residence |
A Residence in Maysville, 1914 |
Maysville Residence from an early stereoview, c. 1880's
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Three Private Residences |
An East End Home | 3rd Street Residences |
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In Kentucky did a short piece on Maysville balconies. | All we know of this one is what it said in 1909 on the back: “This is a sample of our work. An interior in Maysville, Ky.” |
Text, history, but no pictures are in this 1977 pdf from the National Register of Historical Places about Mason County's Cox/Hord House. | |
Pictures but no text are in this 1977 pdf from the National Register of Historical Places about Mason County's Lee House. | |
A few words on the old Spaulding House are here. (pdf) | Eleanor Duncan Wood's Old Houses of Mason County is here. (pdf) |