Isaac Newland House / Shelby Irvine House, 2492 Lexington Road / US 25 North, Richmond, Kentucky
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| City/locality- State/province | Richmond, Kentucky |
| County- State/province: | Madison County, Kentucky |
| State/province: | Kentucky |
| Country: | United States |
This early settler’s dwelling. Although now vacant, is illustrative of the sort of rural residences built in Madison County at the beginning of the nineteenth-century. The Isaac Newland House consists of two construction materials, stone and brick, and displays irregularly placed bays on the front. One section of the two-story single-pile house, probably the original structure, is built of stone with a story chimney at one end of a gable roof. The common bond brick addition has a slightly higher roof and contains a hall-parlor plan. A corbelled brick interior chimney and a brick end chimney extend above the gable roof on the brick portion of the house. Single-sash attic windows flank the end chimney. A two-story ell extends to the rear.
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