This house likely dates to circa 1884, as the adjacent house, built in that year, is a near twin. It is best known as the Bagwell House, for two maiden schoolteachers who lived here.
Update: This photo was made in 2011. The house was being deconstructed/remodeled in 2013 and may no longer be standing.
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Thanks Brian. Love the gable pendant. A wonderful house in a very sad situation. I hope somebody will step up to save it but won’t hold my breath.
I believe this house, located on Hwy 17 South, was owned in the
1960s by two school teachers, the Bagwell sisters.
We’re is this at on hwy 17?
The Bagwell sisters! Both of them taught me
Pam, was this their house?