Bluegrass architect Frank L. Smith’s long career spanned the Victorian era into the late 1920s. He worked in various styles, including Queen Anne and Richardsonian, but favored a “free revival” style, blending historical elements with a modern ethos.
While some of Smith’s sturdy and aesthetically pleasing buildings remain, Urban Renewal in [...]
Historic homes attract a savvy group of buyers that Kirkpatrick & Co. is well-equipped to serve. Our understanding of what motivates these buyers is essential. Formulating a marketing strategy for your historic property.
What have we learned representing buyers and sellers of historic homes in the Bluegrass? Read on.
Who are historic [...]
A native of Elizabethtown, architect Howard Churchill served in Marines in World War I and later as a Captain in the Corps of Engineers in World War II.
His career as an architect was sandwiched between the two conflicts and he was retired from the field by 1945. Though his architecture [...]