My grandparents lived in this house when I was a child. The built-in cabinet & the pocket doors are original to the house. As is the woodwork on the door frames. It should also have a full basement, but can't find any pictures of it. They have moved the doorway in the kitchen to be closer to the hall doorway. Doors, knobs, & hardware on the built-in cabinet are original to the house.

Want to know who built this house

the neighborhood is bad i would never want my children playing outside. gangs are now spraying graffiti all over the garages. neighbors are not friendly. the roof on that house is damaged and needs to be repaired or replaced. garden decorations get stolen or broken. its right by the school so people park on your property or all over the street ans if you say anything to them they will swear at you. i feel sorry for anyone buying this house.

This historic house was built in 1892 by Harry W. Huttig who was a prominent businessman in the lumber and button manufacturing enterprises. It is just under 8,000 square feet and has two bump-out turrets. Details include stained glass windows and icing mounding on walls and ceiling. Woodwork is exquisite; paneled rooms, detailed patterned floors, and carved stair posts. The dining room features a stunning see-through glass display cabinet/window. Numerous fireplaces and built-in furniture.

it is a great place to live

just wanted to know if this house is haunted if anyone died in this hole building if so please let me know we live there know ty jessie

My father Donald Garrison lived here as a child.

Where's the septic tank at the house

My daddy was born and lived there for many years. He was born 1933. He always told me that he would put money in the ground around the house. Would of loved to see if there still is money there. Daddy has past on. I also have old photos of the house back in the 30's and 40's

Has there been any deaths at 515 Evans St Muscatine Ia