Morris Tuttle Mansion Watsonville, CA Shelia's Collectibles Shelf Sitter Plaque

Vintage Morris Tuttle Mansion Watsonville, California This Queen Anne Victorian was commissioned by Morris Tuttle an Iowan Farmer. It was designed by William Henry and cost $20,000 or about $1,000 per room due to the expensive Hungarian Ash and Arizona Sandstone used in its construction. By the end of the nineteenth century, Queen Anne Victorians began to exhibit the influence of neo-classicism. The Tuttle Mansion displays these influences in its short stocky tower and the Roman columns that line its wraparound porch. Signed and dated 1997 Shelia's architectural miniatures are accurate in every detail. They replicate America's most admired homes and landmark properties. Gently pre-loved, see all photos for reference. *Comes in original box which may have signs of age* NEW TO POSHMARK, sign up with my code: DejaNew_CSOVI and get $10 off at check out Tags gift holiday West coast USA shabby chic enthusiast Collection collector Vintage