402 S High St
Covington, OH 45318, USA

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Martin Steinhilber House, 402 South High St Covington, Miami County, OH

The Martin Steinhilber House was built circa 1859. The house is a two-story structure of Vernacular design with Italianate stylistic elements. The structure has a wood frame and brick insulation covered by wood shiplap siding. Handmade decorative brackets ornament the eaves and the front has an Eastlake detail porch. The adjacent houses are of the same period (circa 1850-1870). Martin Steinhilber was a German immigrant and prominent weaver of carpets and coverlets. Examples of his work are included in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection, Williamsburg, Virginia.

Martin Steinhilber House, 402 South High St Covington, Miami County, OH

The Martin Steinhilber House was built circa 1859. The house is a two-story structure of Vernacular design with Italianate stylistic elements. The structure has a wood frame and brick insulation covered by wood shiplap siding. Handmade decorative brackets ornament the eaves and the front has an Eastlake detail porch. The adjacent houses are of the same period (circa 1850-1870). Martin Steinhilber was a German immigrant and prominent weaver of carpets and coverlets. Examples of his work are included in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection, Williamsburg, Virginia.

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