Street of Dreams ...

It's time for another Outdoor Wednesday with our gracious hostess, Susan of A Southern Daydreamer. Please visit Susan and check out all the participants in her always-fascinating event.

This is a self-guided tour of my favorite street in Jackson, Tennessee. The first of these well-maintained houses were built in the 1920s. Others were constructed as late as the 50s. Many have signs on the front lawns with names of the original owners and dates of construction. I think the designs are classic and timeless.

The pictures were taken on an overcast afternoon, but I think you’ll see enough to get a feeling of what the street is like. A couple of them remind me of homes used in films. Do you know which ones I mean?

I won't comment on individual houses (I like them all!). I'll just number them and, if you have a moment, I hope you'll comment on your favorite(s). While homes on this street tend to be ... not inexpensive, one was on the market for just $185,000 a couple of years ago. Can you guess which one?




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Thank you so much for visiting. I'm sorry I haven't posted often of late and especially sorry I haven't found time to stop by your blogs as frequently as I would like. I do read all your comments and appreciate every one.

I'll do better as soon as I catch up on a few things around here ... I promise! ;)