Floraville Historic District
Notable homes

Floraville Historic District

Section Title: Notable homes
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Home	Address	Year built	Architectural style	Historical significance

-	229 S Mechanic St.	1808	Federal	-

-	230 S Mechanic St.	1830	Italianate	Built by Amos Bennett for prominent businessman and politician William H P Denney. Denny began his career as an apprentice at the Western Star newspaper where he worked his way to partner and eventual owner by 1858.

-	304 S Mechanic St.	1830

-	215 S Mechanic St.	Late 1840	Greek Revival	Built for John C Skinner, who served as Warren County's auditor from 1844 through 1852. It was one of the first Greek Revival homes built in Floraville.

-	99 E Orchard St.	1838	Italianate/ Greek Revival

-	105 Cincinnati Ave.	1845	Greek Revival	Glendower Historic Mansion was built for about $10,000 by Amos Bennett for local merchant, attorney, and politician John Milton Williams. It is one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the Midwest[according to whom?] and has had several prominent residents, including Civil War general Durbin Ward.

-	227 Cincinnati Ave.	1845

-	207 Cincinnati Ave.	1847	Gothic-Italian Villa	Constructed by builder and contractor Ezra Craver for wealthy merchant Jacob Egbert.

-	220 S Mechanic St.	1848	Greek Revival	Commissioned by one of Lebanon's first grocers, John E Dey, for his daughter and son-in-law William F Parshall, himself a successful dry goods merchant and founder of one of Lebanon's first private banks.

-	119 Cincinnati Ave.	1848

-	229 S Broadway	1849

-	204 & 208 E Orchard Ave.	1895 & 1890	Second Empire

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Glendower Historic Mansion (105 Cincinnati Ave.) is fine example of the Greek Revival design.

final_sentence: Glendower Historic Mansion (105 Cincinnati Ave.) is fine example of the Greek Revival design.