An enormous brick house on a high raised basement, with grand colonnades on front and back. It was being used as a boarding house in 1907 and 1913, and for storage in 1925. It was demolished in 1936. This house is included in "William Nichols, Architect, " by Peatross and Mellown (1979), "Lost Mansions of Mississippi" (1996) (pp. 36-38), "Vicksburg: Town and Country" (2001) (p.19), and "The Architecture of William Nichols" (2015) (pp. 260-264). [HABS: MS-17-2 (nine pages of measured drawings, plus a cover sheet, drawn in 1934; and one exterior photo made by Ralph Clynne in March 1934)] |