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October 2024

Kirby Historic District, Muncie

The Kirby Historic District is a collection of late 19th and early 20th century buildings which retain their architectural integrity and characteristic features. While the majority of the district's homes were built between 1900 and 1911, a smaller building boom occurred from 1927 to 1932. [ City of Muncie, Delaware County, IN ]


Riverside Historic District, Muncie

The Riverside Historic District is largely unchanged in form and appearance since the time of its development in the first decades of the twentieth century, and features a variety of middle class homes representative of that era. [Muncie, IN ]


Haughville, Indianapolis, Indiana

The Haughville Historic District represents a cohesive concentration of buildings associated with the Slovenian community in Indianapolis. Recruited to work in the foundries of the near-Westside, this ethnic group was most prominent in Haughville from circa 1895 through the 1960s. [ Marion County, IN ]


Culver, Evansville, Indiana

The Culver Historic District contains important works of architecture by nearly every designer active in the city at the turn of the century. The high standards of design combine to form a streetscape unlike any in Evansville. [ Vanderburgh County, IN ]


Evansville, Indiana

The Bayard Park Historic District is Evansville's first suburb of the modern era. Unlike streetcar suburbs preceding it (for example, Washington Avenue Historic District) or "garden suburbs" (for example, the Lincolnshire Historic District) it was remarkable for its Progressive Era character and appeal. [ Vanderburgh County, IN ]


Princeton, Indiana

The City of Princeton is the county seat of Gibson County and was founded in 1814, two years before Indiana became a state. The county is situated at the crossroads of three major transportation arteries.


Forest Hills, Indianapolis

The Forest Hills Historic District is a marvelously cohesive and intact expression of the picturesque ideals that came into vogue in the early 1920s, both in its architecture and in its landscaping. [ Indianapolis, IN ]


waterloo ny

In 1871, John Logan and Elias Kelsey became the founders of the Village of Waterloo and the first plat was laid out. That same year a new school was built in the Village. By the mid-1870s more platting had taken place and the first newspaper was published. [ Douglas County, Nebraska ]


elmira ny

Elmira, New York: Mark Twain spent many summers here at Quarry Farm, the house of his wife's sister (Susan Crane) which was a few miles outside the City. It was from here he wrote portions of both Tpm Sawyer and the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. He is interred at Elmira;s Woodlawn Cemetery. [ Chemung County ]


daniel pratt historic district

The Daniel Pratt Historic District encompasses the 19th-century nucleus of the city of Prattville. It consists of over two hundred properties representing a diversity of commercial, industrial, residential, and institutional architecture. [ Autaugua County, Alabama ]


Yardley, PA — a dozen years before the Borough was incorporated in 1895, the name Yardleyville was changed to Yardley. This is likely in order to avoid confusing it with Yardville, an historic neighborhood in Hamilton Township, Mercer County.


The historic village of Siddonsburg is located in Monaghan Township, York County, PA. So far this year (ending 9/30/2024) Monaghan Township had the highest median price for homes sold in York County. See: York County Median Sold Prices.


The 10 most expensive real estate marketplaces in the Delaware Valley (January through September) by median sold price: Princeton $1,300,000; Solebury Twp $945,000; Upper Makefield Twp $940,000; Birmingham Twp $905,000; New Hope Boro $900,000; Radnor Twp $899,000; West Windsor Twp $878,000; Newlin Twp $868,000; West Pikeland Twp $865,000; Easttown Twp $838,000
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