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The Smith House
The Smith House
The Smith House on Lot 53 in Yorkt...
The Wardlaw-Smith House
The Wardlaw-Smith House was erected in the early 1860's fo...
The Mary Smith House
This home was built c. 1847.
Small corner fireplaces...
Dr. Smither's House
C. 1848
Built by Firman Layman, this house is a prim...
The Smith Flat House
Point of Historical Interest - Eld-007
A hotel origi...
Results for The Smith House
The Smith House
The Smith House
The Smith House on Lot 53 in Yorktown was a part of the late colonial and 1781 Yorktown scene, having been standing since 1751. On February 10, 1706 Lawrence Smith of the county of York paid 180 ...
The Wardlaw-Smith House
The Wardlaw-Smith House was erected in the early 1860's for Benjamin F. Wardlaw, a prominent local citizen. Following the Civil War Battle of Olustee in February, 1864, it served as a Confederate hospital. This fine example of Greek Revival architecture ...
The Mary Smith House
This home was built c. 1847.
Small corner fireplaces
heated the living room and
the bedroom above. The 1961
addition blends well with
the original architecture.
Marker is on Union Street west of Allen Avenue, on the right when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Dr. Smither's House
C. 1848
Built by Firman Layman, this house is a prime example of original details from the late 1840's when the Greek Revival architecture was in vogue. Waitman Smithers, the toll collector and later superintendent of the C&D Canal, purchased the ...
The Smith Flat House
Point of Historical Interest - Eld-007
A hotel originally built in 1853 with substantial additions including a blacksmith shop in 1863. In the cellar is the famous opening to the Blue Lead Mine. Known early as "3 Mile House" the building ...