W. S. Blackwell House
Greenville, Alabama • Butler County
Greenville, Alabama • Butler County
The W. S. Blackwell House in Greenville, Alabama, is a prominent example of Queen Anne residential architecture. It features a distinctive wraparound porch with turned posts and a projecting pavilion, showcasing the style's characteristic asymmetry and decorative embellishments.
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