Lee Harless, Jr
artbyharless@yahoo.com
Lee's art has been recording Huntsville scenes for most of his life. One of his specialities has been drawings of Twickenham houses.
Booth-Crowson Home, Randolph Street
This colonial revival style house stands on the site of the Huntsville Female Seminary, built in the 1830's. A.M. Booth tore down the seminary building and used many of the salvaged materials to construct in 1912 this turn-of-the-century house. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Crowson, the present owners, recently have completed extensive renovations to the house. Sketched by Lee Harless, Jr., 1987.
Item 55 of 74 (5958)
Source: Lee Harless, Jr.Date: 1987Rights: Reproduced from "Twickenham Tables" published by the Twickenham Historic Preservation District Association, Inc., 1988, with the permission of THPDA and the artist.
