A large example of this style, which was popular during the 1920s. A number of well-preserved English Cottages are among the newer homes in Farrington's Grove. Bond A beautiful brick home with an attractive and unusual curved wraparound porch. Greek Revival Farrington's Grove's oldest home is one of its few examples of Greek Revival architecture. The house was originally located on Sixth Street and was moved to its current location.
Legend has it that the home was cut in half to be moved.
Italianate Believed to have been built by Samuel Potter between 1869 and 1874, this home's first occupant was by Indiana businessman, Republican state politician, and Union Army Colonel George Kirkpatrick Steele. Later owner Frederick Benson was a prominent industrialist, and his estate helped to establish or sustain such charitable organizations as the YWCA and YMCA, Boy s Club, American Red Cross, United Way, and two local hospitals. This home was built by Homer Talley, who along with his two brothers operated numerous coal mines in west central Indiana. The house was designed by the prominent local architectural firm of Johnson, Miller, Miller, and Yeager and features an exterior cladding of Pennsylvania fieldstone, handpicked by the Talleys and hauled to Terre Haute by railroad boxcar. Board meetings are typically held the 2nd Monday of each month June Board meeting is cancelled.