c.1902 Kansas Queen Anne Victorian $199,900

Large custom kitchen with island, double sinks, wine rack and large pantry! New updated appliances! Natural woodwork, original tile fireplace, hardwood floors, lots of space to grow and roam! Double staircase for added ease and security for all. Main floor laundry room, dining room open to living room. Deck on the back, and detached garage a plus with the alley access. You must see this amazing home!

• 4bed
• 4bath
• 3,501sqft
• 0.26acre lot
• Circa 1902

1625 Grand Ave, Parsons, KS 67357    $199,900

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended. 

• Contact Realtor: Suzanne Wood
  Brokered by Wood-Dulohery Real Estate
• Google Map
• Niche

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This was the home of Celsus Lamb (1860-1922). He lived in this home with his wife, Mary, and daughter, Dorothy. Mr. Lamb was the editor and publisher of the Parson Daily Eclipse for 47 years. Born in Maine, his family moved to the mid-west in 1868 after his father served as a surgeon in the Civil War. The elder Mr. Lamb bought a printing plant in Parsons, and in 1880 the Parsons Daily Eclipse became a daily newspaper with Celsus as editor and publisher. Celsus was known as a kind-hearted man. He died in the home of diabetes in 1922.

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