North Cass Street Houses

North Cass Street Houses

North Cass Street Houses Photograph by Matthew Aungst

North Cass Street Houses

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Late 19th century. N. Cass St., between W. Main and W. Lake sts.

The most fashionable street of Middletown's flourishing Victorian era boasts a series of ostentatious homes. They include the Queen Anne-style house (1890s) at 12 N. Cass Street, with generous porch and fish-scale-shingled upper walls, which was erected by a lumberyard owner. Former Governor Benjamin T. Biggs, farmer and railroad director, built the three-story Italianate house at Number 210 in 1876, with one of the first central heating systems in the state.

Writing Credits

Author: W. Barksdale Maynard