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The 1845 Historic Elgin/Cottrell House Museum in Clarksville, Missouri, is the oldest house in Pike County. Built by a founding father of Clarksville on a land grant from President Monroe, the 3000-square-foot home has been restored to the antebellum period and houses one of the largest collections of antique furniture, accessories and oil ...
Dec 3, 2016 · This Victorian home has been expertly restored by owner Richard Cottrell. His hard work and detailed research of the period paid off in an authentic experience of a home set up for mourning. This was taken to the next level by the presence of a medium who channeled some of the spirits of previous owners of the house.
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Dec 13, 2022 · The Elgin-Cottrell River Mansion for sale in Clarksville, Missouri. Built in 1845 in Federal style, 1860 addition in Italianate, marble fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 3312 square feet. $299,000.
The Hezekiah Elgin House (c.1845) at 209 South First Street in Clarksville, MO has the honor of being one of the oldest houses on record in the City of Clarksville and one of a few remaining houses on the River Front.
Sep 14, 2021 · We travel north to Clarksville, MO to tour a house built in the 1840's along the banks of the Mighty Mississippi River. This house has a rich history and has been lovingly preserved,...
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Dec 23, 2010 · A little history behind the story of the 1845 Elgin / Cottrell House, in Clarksville,Mo. The Elgin Family can be traced back to the Mayflower. They first settled in Virgina. Samuel Elgin, fought in the Revolutionary War, under George Washington. He married a cousin to John and Samuel Adams.
A hidden treasure in Clarksville, MO. Oct 2016 • Friends. I have toured the Elgin/Cottrell Home now on three occasions. I continue to go back and take friends with me because the home is so beautiful and its owner Richard Cottrell is a wealth of information in regards to history of this area, decorating, antiques, etc.
