Built about 1904 for the treasurer of the Ramsey Lumber Company, the Chester Brown House on Broad Street is a sawmill-era interpretation of a Greek Revival temple. Its front is lined with eleven of the columns known locally as Lake Charles columns.
Historic home
See it on the historic places map →A sawmill take on a Greek Revival temple, with eleven Lake Charles columns, built for the treasurer of the Ramsey Lumber Company.
- Built
- About 1904
- Access
- View from outside
This is private property. Please enjoy it from the street.
