Original Owner: Dr. Rimlsey

409 South Thornton

The features of the house includes a central entrance, with a second story window above the central hallways. They are also flanked by a projecting bay with central windows on north and by windows on south. A veranda that run's across the primary facade to the projecting bay, witch has been altered since its construction. The inside of the veranda has some cast iron posts and railing added in recent times. Interior details include oak woodwork, sliding doorways and a carved oak staircase. Then just off of the kitchen is a back staircase that leads to an extra room where the attic entrance is located. Due to the fact that the house is so old, it was not insulated to the percision that the houses are now, so the heating bill is quite a doosie.

E. F. Swinney's Home

(President First National Bank)