National Historic Landmark- Charles M. Russell House and Studio

Charles Russell was a cowboy with a purpose. Witnessing and participating in the waning days of the legendary American West, he recorded what he saw in paintings and in sculpture. He became one of America's most popular and successful artists, ...

National Historic Landmark-Nathaniel Russell House

National Historic Landmark- Nathaniel Russell House

This three story brick residence, built about 1809 by a wealthy South Carolina merchant, is an excellent example of Federal style architecture, with delicate, intricate interior detail typifying the mature American Adamesque manner.

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Nathaniel Russell House

Nathaniel Russell House

has been designated a

National

Historic Landmark

This site possesses national significance

in commemorating the history of the

United States of America

1974

National Park Service

United States Department of the Interior

Marker is on Meeting Street ...

Russell House

The Russell House was built in 1912 by Richard Brevard Russell, Sr., B. 1861 - D. 1838, and his wife, Ina Dillard, B. 1868 - D. 1953, who were married June 24, 1891. Fifteen children were born of this marriage. ...

Russell House

On the knoll, it was a key position on the Union left flank under Maj. Gen. McCook in Battle of Perryville, Oct. 8, 1862. The scene of desperate fighting, it changed hands twice and was hit many times. After the ...

Heidt - Russell House / Edwin R. Russell

Heidt - Russell House

This house, with Greek Revival and Italianate architectural influences, was built about 1879 by William J. Heidt, builder and contractor who managed Heidlinger’s Steam Bakery. The Heidts lived here until 1912. Mary E. Russell, whose husband Nathaniel ...

Old Russell County Courthouse

During the Federal occupation of the former Confederate States of America, the Alabama Legislature created Lee County primarily from the northern half of Russell County in 1866 and ordered the selection of the county seat "more centrally located." Government in ...

Jason Russell House

1630 – 1930

Built by Martha, widow of William Russell, about 1680. Occupied until 1890 by her descendants, of whom Jason Russell lost his life in the conflict of April 19, 1775.

Marker is on Jason Street, on the right when traveling ...

Russell – Robinson House

1184 Washington Street

Believed built in 1881-2 by pioneer Calvin Russell, a carpenter, who came to Santa Clara in 1852.

In 1891 bought by John G. Robinson, who was one of the first druggists in Santa Clara and chairman and member of ...

Russell House and Store

This 19th century two-story flagstone-covered Russell House represents a type of local architecture predominant in rural northern Virginia from the mid-19th century to the 1960s. The house, its barn, granary and other outbuildings made up one of the last farms ...