Glenn House
Circa:
1850
Origin:
Glenn, NY
Build:
Greek Revival
This house from the Mohawk Valley of New York dates to about 1850 and could not be a better example of the Greek Revival Period of architecture.
The floor plan can be designed many different ways and added on to. It has basically remained unaltered for nearly 200 years and would make a great two bedroom house or guest house.
Unlike a barn frame in which the timber frame is restored, this entire house: floors, doors, windows, fireplaces and all trim will be put right back in place exactly how it originally appeared.