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Side trip: Plymouth's older homesI'm not going to write much about most of these homes because I know very little about them. The point of this page is to show how many old homes, mostly in good exterior condition, are along the road in Plymouth. If you're from Plymouth and you're reading this, you have reason for great pride in your city. The photos run from south to north. This house was built in the 1850s.
I like the arched windows and door on this house.
Another 1850s house.
This is the Mattingly House.
A duplex, the only one I noticed.
Check out that fence!
Built in the 1850s or 1860s. Check the stubby second-floor side windows.
The houses from here are north of downtown.
This house has a Michigan St. address but a Monroe St. front door. The Michigan Road is out of the photo on the right.
The Humrichouser-Kane house was built in about 1870.
Wacky paint job, but great porch.
This massive house has a great porch, too.
I don't know anything about this house, but whoever owns it has done a nice job with it.
A couple houses in the neighborhood of the Corbin House (see the main Marshall County page).
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Created 28 January 2009. |
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