Shadrach Wilber House, 226 Maywood Lane, Madison Indiana, c. 1935

Description:	[c.1935] Shadrach Wilber House (Taylor-May House, aka Maywood) built c.1831-1832 by Shadrach Wilber, initially known as “Wilber’s Point,” extensively altered at least twice, once around 1900 and again in 1925 by Drusilla Cravens, burned 2000, Interior view looking west across the center hall. The 1830s woodwork and mantels in the first floor parlors survived the two major remodelings. Wallpaper detail: possibly one of the “authentic Colonial reproductions”--that were actually reproductions 1840s-1850s wallpaper--produced by Thomas Strahan or M. H. Birge & Sons in the 1920s-1930s—possibly purchased by Drusilla Cravens from Louise Keuthan Gibb, who restored the Sullivan House in 1927 and was a dealer in antiques, wallpaper, and decorator fabrics - Description from Ben Ross, Ratio Architects No
Created By:	Burns, Lee, (1872-1957)
Source:	http://iuidigital.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/ILWDPeat/id/1775
Collection:	Indiana Landmarks Wilbur D. Peat Collection
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Geography:	Madison Jefferson Indiana Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana, United States
Subjects:	Built Environment Historic buildings--Indiana Architecture--Indiana Greek Revival single-family dwelling

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