D.B. Wallace House (Walton, Ky.)

Title: D.B. Wallace House (Walton, Ky.)
Description: Historic Status: National Register of Historic Places--Walton District; Floor Plan: Foursquare, American; This house was built in the early years of the 20th century for banker David B. Wallace (1859-1933), president of the Walton Equitable Bank (BE-216). Simple yet imposing, it is a brick American Foursquare residence of cubical massing with pyramidal slate roof and hipped dormers. Flush stone lintels cap the large, 1/1/ sash; an Iopnic portico shelters the entrance. The house appears on the 1927 map, noted as a “veneered” building. Its similarity to the Robert Ratcliff House suggests it was the work of the same builder, George Nicholson (2005 National Register Nomination).
Has beginning: Construction Date: 1900-1924
Identifier: Kentucky Historic Resources Inventory designation: BE 908
Full address: 65 South Main Street
Political division: Walton (Ky.)
Located within: South Main Street Historic District (Walton, Ky.)
Related resource: Wallace family
Latitude: 38.7903314
Longitude: -84.65979036
Target coordinates: 703251.839 m; 4296111.050 m
Source: Boone County GIS; Kentucky Historic Resources Inventory; National Register of Historic Places Database

Item sets: Historic Sites--Kentucky--Boone County--Walton; Historic Sites--National Register--Kentucky--Boone County

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