| The
Burg Building – 1875, housed Burg's Carriage and Wagon
Manufacturing Co., one of Farmington's finest old buildings,
built of white stone, stately and sturdy. Named to the National
Register of Historic Places in 1978. |
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| Emanuel Miller House
– Corner of 4th and Pearl. Built 1840 or before, one of oldest
homes in Farmington. Served as home of first minister of Second
Congregational Church in Iowa, 1842-1860. A private residence. |
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| Dr. Kirkpatrick Home
– Corner of 4th and Olive, built in 1875. Doctor's Office
originally stood to the West of the home. Now a private residence. |
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| F. D. Carr Residence
– c. 1890. Said to have been built for his girlfriend as an
incentive to marry him. Now a private residence. |
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| Old Baptist Church
– The former Baptist Church building was constructed in
1893-1894. It is currently under renovation as a
private residence. |
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| Old Perry Place
– 302 Walnut Hill, built 1840 as home and cigar factory and used
as an early inn. Walnut beams, diamond shaped windows, English
style home. |
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| Howard Kelley Home
– 501 N. 4th St., built in 1880 by Howard Kelley. Now a private
residence. |
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