740 W Main St
Madison, IN 47250, USA

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Frevart-Schnaitter House, 740 West Main St Madison, Jefferson County, IN

The Frevart-Schnaitter House was built 1849 and is a fine example of one of Madison`s stately mid-century residences. Its generous proportions and spaciousness are characteristic of the town`s two-story houses. The typical Madison floor plan, however, was asymmetrical with an off-center through hall rather than a symmetrical plan with a central hall, as found here. The classical entrance portico is the structure`s outstanding feature. The octagonal wooden columns supporting a plain denticulated cornice is unique to Madison architecture.

Frevart-Schnaitter House, 740 West Main St Madison, Jefferson County, IN

The Frevart-Schnaitter House was built 1849 and is a fine example of one of Madison`s stately mid-century residences. Its generous proportions and spaciousness are characteristic of the town`s two-story houses. The typical Madison floor plan, however, was asymmetrical with an off-center through hall rather than a symmetrical plan with a central hall, as found here. The classical entrance portico is the structure`s outstanding feature. The octagonal wooden columns supporting a plain denticulated cornice is unique to Madison architecture.

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