Well we finally had a nice day and Lee and I, Sweet William The Scot, hopped in our car to get a picture of a home on the National Register of Historic Places.
It was owned by Cincinnati Preservation Association. In 1976 it was sold back into private ownership
The house is up for sale at the present time.
Originally built in 1855 for Dr. Wesley Elstun but it was purchased in 1865 by Dr. Henry Archer Langdon.
The house is believed to be one of the last remaining ones of Steamboat Gothic style in Cincinnati.
Steamboat Gothic architecture is an extremely elaborate architectural style which is primarily confined to the American South, where it originated. Steamboat Gothic architecture emerged along the banks of the Mississippi River, where riverboat captains paid for lavish homes which were designed to resemble the elaborately decorated steamboats of the mid-1800s.
Steamboat Gothic architecture is an extremely elaborate architectural style which is primarily confined to the American South, where it originated. Steamboat Gothic architecture emerged along the banks of the Mississippi River, where riverboat captains paid for lavish homes which were designed to resemble the elaborately decorated steamboats of the mid-1800s.
Dr. Langdon was born May 28, 1839.
He joined the Union Army to serve during the Civil War. He was appointed as Assistant Surgeon to the 79th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was a Full Surgeon and served until the end of the war.
Ohio was a Union State with the Ohio River separating Kentucky as a Confederate State.
Some day I will have to take you to part of the Underground Railroad Station sites that the slaves took to become free men of color.
Some day I will have to take you to part of the Underground Railroad Station sites that the slaves took to become free men of color.
Only one of Dr. Henry Archer Langdon children survived to adulthood and became a doctor also.
Dr. William Langdon, the son, delivered Lee's mother.
Some day I will take you there.
Thanks for being a friend
Traveling down the road and back again
Your heart is true and your a friend of mine
Traveling down the road and back again
Your heart is true and your a friend of mine
Sweet William The Scot