Sepia Saturday 201: The places they called home...

[dee_burris]

Jasper and Julia Herrington house, Clark Co., AR


George W Burris Jr. house, 8th and Crittenden, Arkadelphia, Clark Co., AR


Jo Desha and Maxie Williams house, Russellville, Pope Co., AR. Original construction.


First addition


Last addition


George W Burris Sr house, Russellville, Pope Co., AR. 500 Glenwood, after the family moved to town from the farm.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It is interesting to see the changes in the Russellville house.

Bob Scotney

[(Anonymous)]

I'm always confused by how to leave a comment on your posts Dee. None of the links seem logical to me.
The Russellville house changes were interesting to follow. Like the gropu photos too.

[(Anonymous)]

Your ancestors had beautiful homes, Dee. I especially like how the small house became a big house AND that someone took photos over time. Very fun.

I also wanted to wish you a happy blogging anniversary. I know it was a day or two or three ago. Here's to many more years!

Nancy from My Ancestors and Me

[(Anonymous)]

What years do you think the house had the additions? You wouldn't think it was the same house.

[(Anonymous)]

Hi Dee, I just love the turret and lattice work on the house in picture three and four, lots of talented work there!

[(Anonymous)]

What a wonderful selection of family homes --- and so different. You are lucky to have these photos in your collection.

[(Anonymous)]

I love the Russellville house and its additions!

[hangingonmyword.blogspot.com]

Lovely to see how the house changed with all the additions.

Family portrait

[(Anonymous)]

That is one spectacular photograph to have in your possession.
I am struck particularly, by the detail on the woman's dress. It is truly beautiful.

Kat (Acadianeire)