| W.B. Worsham House |
| The W.B Worsham House (Founder of the Worsham Bank), located for many years on South Hancock, near the intersection with Omega. The house sold for $750.00 in 1959, with the understanding it had to be torn down or moved. Some pictures were taken before and during the demolition. During its day, it was one of the most beautiful and well appointed houses in town. Thanks to Bud Roger's generosity, the pictures are here for you to enjoy. |
| The Worsham House looking north. Notice the larger chimney in the middle and the unusual 6 sided tower in the front of the picture. |
| The Worsham House looking North-East. The railing on the roof would be called a "Widow's Walk" in New England. |
| Picture taken from the "Widow's Walk" looking north-west across Henrietta. |
| Picture taken from the "Widow's Walk" looking north-east across Henrietta. |
| Beautiful wood doors and trim were used throughout the house. |
| The front stairs leading to the second floor. Notice the carved trim and alternate grained diagonal panels. |
| One of the most ornate fireplaces you will ever see. It is carved black French Faux Marblea (polished slate) with a hand painted insert depicting flowers on the mantle back. |
| Wash Basin. Notice the white marble sink and back splash, and the textured but water-stained, wallpaper covered walls, with the wood corner trim. |