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THOMAS AND LUCY GREENWOOD HOUSE - 315 E. KOLSTAD (LOOK RIGHT)
BUILT 1903 TWO-STORY QUEEN ANNE
This home was constructed in 1903 and, other than the cement asbestos siding, has changed very little since then. Judge Thomas Benton Greenwood and his wife, Lucy Henry Gee, built a one-story house at this site during the 1870’s. It was enlarged into the present building in1903. Mr. Greenwood was a prominent Palestine lawyer during the last quarter of the nineteenth century. He formed a law partnership with John Young Gooch and John H. Reagan, the former Postmaster General of the Confederacy and a U.S. Congressman.
BUILT 1903 TWO-STORY QUEEN ANNE
This home was constructed in 1903 and, other than the cement asbestos siding, has changed very little since then. Judge Thomas Benton Greenwood and his wife, Lucy Henry Gee, built a one-story house at this site during the 1870’s. It was enlarged into the present building in1903. Mr. Greenwood was a prominent Palestine lawyer during the last quarter of the nineteenth century. He formed a law partnership with John Young Gooch and John H. Reagan, the former Postmaster General of the Confederacy and a U.S. Congressman.
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