William Cornell Homestead
Auburn, Indiana • De Kalb County
Auburn, Indiana • De Kalb County
The William Cornell Homestead in Auburn, Indiana, is a well-preserved example of late 19th-century rural architecture. It features a prominent two-story frame house with a distinctive wrap-around porch and a gabled roof, surrounded by agricultural outbuildings that reflect its historical use.
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